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Key West Hotel Newquay

117 Key West, Mount Wise Newquay, Cornwall, England, TR7 1QR, United Kingdom

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So it ends....

A travel blog entry by julie_homewood

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Well Cornwall is our final destination so now our trip is really over!, we have now been in Cornwall since the 27th October and have decided to stay for the winter, Why, A, to keep Mum company for a while and B, to enable us to get back into working life, I must say we were hoping that things would of cheered up a bit while we were away but they have only got worse!, it could be a few weeks for us to ...

Back to England

A travel blog entry by simoncole

... that had been with us for hours vanished!

I can say that that such a long time in Fog was tedious and boring. The dangers of such obvious lack of vision are obvious, but never more so than when we entered Falmouth bay and we encountered all the ships at anchor, we were all on deck watching and blowing our fog horn. It was great when out in the distance we heard replies. The problem with the boats in the bay was that all though they were commercial boats none of ...

Connecting w/Cousins-Together Again 4 the 1st Time

A travel blog entry by pykesonthego

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Driving about 4 hours from Salisbury to Camborne, Cornwall, where my Dad was born and lived until he was 9. So excited to meet my Cousins Sandy Bennetts and Yvonne Wilkin! The B & B we're staying in is right around the corner from the home my Dad lived in, and just a couple blocks from my Grandma Mills' childhood home.
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Fiddler on the Cliff

A travel blog entry by amery

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... England, and is ideally situated to explore both coasts of our favourite English county.

The next photo is taken at Mousehole, pronounced Mouwsall, a picturesque little harbour close by.

On another day we crossed to beautiful St Ives on the north coast, which has become too popular for it’s own good over the years since I first visited on a motor scooter 47 years ago.

The ...

The coastal belt

A travel blog entry by raghuveer

... We wandered around the place, saw kids catching crabs, and then after few hours, decided to have some cornish ice cream as always to savour the moment. We reached Plymouth by noon and then decided to do a short ferry ride and see Plymouth around. The ferry ride was quite good, with we getting sight of some of the top notch British naval ships and subs. An hour's trip, and we discovered some beautiful scenic views of the shore from ...

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