next stop America!

[chrisy]

Just got back from my holiday in Cornwall, here are a few photo's of Landsend, the very end of England, across the Atlantic and next stop America.

walking down to the end of the land

a view out to the lighthouse the last one in England

looking down on the rocks to hazardous to climb

sitting watching the waves

the last houses in the land.

 

[Jogeephus]

Just wondering, we had a vice presidential hopeful that said she could see Russia from her shore, can you see Georgia?

Pretty scenery. What do you think was the prettiest place you saw or favorite? Thanks for sharing.

 

[MO_cows]

Wish the photo's were bigger, looks like a lovely place. Thanks for sharing. I have only been to the ocean a couple times in my life and loved it. That's the down side of living in the middle of the U.S. I guess.

When I saw the subject line, I thought you were hopping the pond and coming over..... :oops:

 

[chrisy]

Wish the photo's were bigger, looks like a lovely place. Thanks for sharing. I have only been to the ocean a couple times in my life and loved it. That's the down side of living in the middle of the U.S. I guess.

When I saw the subject line, I thought you were hopping the pond and coming over..... :oops:

Wish I was but I've had my wings clipped by the Dr's at the moment, hence the holiday in England. If you lived in the middle of England you would not be more than 35miles from the sea/ocean as the crow flies. From my house to the sea is 21 miles and takes about 45mins to get there as it is a straight run on the motorway, that has the North Sea around it's coast.
The photo's were bigger but for some reason photobucket crops them I don't know how to enlarge them again.

Jo....now wonder that was only a hopeful vice President.. :lol2: can't see anything from the shores but Ocean and boats for miles. My favourite place would be looking down at those rocks but the prittiest place was a waterful,

not very big the water was running off of a small rock from an underground stream.