Choughs at Park Head
This red-legged, red-billed member of the crow family earned itself the name ‘Cornish chough’ because of its close association with the Duchy for several hundred years. A history of decline […]
Category Archives: Walking the Southwest coastal path
Capped shaft at Perranporth
Trevose Head
Little Jack’s walk – Trevose Head
Adit at Tregudda Gorge
An adit (from Latin aditus, entrance) is an entrance to an underground mine which is horizontal or nearly horizontal, by which the mine can be entered, drained of water, ventilated, […]
Park Head with a misty sunset
High tide at Pentire Steps
Moody morning walk at Harlyn Bay
Images from a man altered landscape – Cligga Head
Landscape photographs were traditionally produced in order to evoke contemplation on beauty, they were intended to be morally instructive or edifying, the photographs in this my latest project depict a […]
Pentire steps beach and Park Head
The golden sands of Pentire Steps sit at the northern corner of Bedruthan Steps and offers solitude from its popular big brother. Backed by imposing cliffs and littered with towering […]
