Another day galavanting around Cornwall, this time in Penwith, the part of Cornwall where the traditional Cornish Language was spoken for the longest.
Quaint cobbled buildings and narrow streets, and the sound of seagulls above.
The queue for the main cornish pasty shop was unbelievable, a good indication that they were worth the wait, all freshly baked.
The town of Penwith is full of character and small narrow streets
The biggest cornish pasties I’ve ever seen in my life, bigger than the average hand! I decided to go for the lamb & mint
Tip: carry some plastic forks with you, these are very deeply filled and it can get a bit messy!
Politically correct gingerbread
The shuttle bus that takes you back up the steep winding hill to the car park
Back on the road again…
The Thrifty Campers
This place looks utterly amazying oh and the food as well. Thanks for sharing🙂
Deepak Acharya
Really loved this colourful post 🙂 Wish you a nice day
Cherryl
Thank you so much for looking x
milliethom
A good Cornish pasty is hard to beat (unless you’re vegetarian, like my husband! 😀 ). The Penwith peninsula is so lovely. We stayed in Newlyn, near Penzance and saw quite a lot of the wonderful scenery, but we didn’t get to Penwith. I love your second video – beautiful scenery passing by,
Cherryl
Thanks – tried to capture a bit as I don’t see anything like it very often – it makes such a difference to your mood, so relaxed – I can see why so many dream of moving to the countryside x
Cherryl
The had vegetarian cornish pasties too lol!