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Charlestown
A lovely unspoiled late Georgian working port
The port was constructed between 1790 & 1801 by Charles Rashleigh. Originally used in the China clay industry, but nowadays a popular filming location.
Read MoreThe port was constructed between 1790 & 1801 by Charles Rashleigh. Originally used in the China clay industry, but nowadays a popular filming location.
Read MoreLanhydrock is a magnificent country house and estate, beautifully furnished with period fixtures & fittings. A true gem maintained & cared for by the National Trust.
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Caerhays is difficult not to be impressed when you visit Caerhays Castle and its 140 acres of beautiful Gardens, which are the home of the Williams family.
Read MoreHeligan & it's historic gardens were almost lost and unseen forever. It was only a chance discovery that led to the restoration of this once great estate.
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Fowey (pronounced Foy) is a picturesque town located on the Fowey estuary, with numerous small shops, great places to eat and popular with boating enthusiasts.
Read MorePolperro, with it's tiny harbour and beautiful sea views, is a great place for exploring the coastline via a boat trip or a coastal walk along the rugged cliffs.
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Wheal Coates mine is steeped in Cornish mining history and a very popular location for visitors and filming, including the well known BBC period drama Poldark.
Read MoreLuxulyan Valley is a beautiful woodland valley, with pleantiful walks, lost of mining history (with historic industrial remains) and the imposing Treffy Viaduct.
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I am a photographer, based in Cornwall in the UK. I enjoy taking pictures of various subjects and Cornwall is an ideal location for this - especially for coastal scenery.
I hope you find the site, blogs and gallery useful and informative. Best wishes... Andrew Cottrill.
Visit the blogs section of the site for information on interesting places to visit in and around the Cornish peninsula.
Visit the gallery section of the site for photographs of many different places and subjects, taking advantage of the beautiful Cornish coastline and countryside.
If you are planning to visit Cornwall, you may be interested in The Old Vicarage Bed & Breakfast, located in Luxulyan. Within just 2 miles of the Eden project and centrally located, it is ideally placed for easy access to many beautiful locations. You can find The Old Vicarage Bed & Breakfast here.
+44 (0)1726 858 753
The Old Vicarage
Luxulyan, Cornwall. PL30 5EE
