Cornish hedgerows - full of wild flowers
In spring Cornwall and its hedgerows are full of wild flowers. I didn't get to take as many photos of them as I would have liked but here are a few.
The ancient hedges have stone walls under the earth, bushes and flowers and were designed to keep livestock from escaping. Travelling off the beaten track, down narrow lanes, the flowers brush each side of the car. If you meet another car someone needs to reverse to a passing place - or if you are unlucky like me you meet a massive tanker and have to reverse half a mile because the passing places aren't big enough to cope!
May is a great time to go before it fills up with tourists and of course you are less likely to meet anyone head on in the narrow lanes to the beautiful little bays off the main routes.
I put a slide show of photos of Sennen Cove and its waves in changing weather over on Watermarks - take a look.
Comments
The primroses are lovely. I have their identical cousins in my garden here.
Nice to see your part of the world in slideshow. I can only blether about it :o)
Hang on...I'll post what I've got.
Hope the course is going well?