Lizard point

We were staying not far from Lizard point, which is the mostly southerly point of mainland England. The views are great and it was another gorgeous day. 

Walking to the point

Of course it is part tourist attraction and is a national trust area. 

Dad and I walked down and then dad decided he could get mom down in the wheel chair. So I went for a walk down to the bottom of the cliffs while he did that. (Apparently it was a rocky trip as the path is quite steep. Both were very relieved that they down it.) They stopped near the top and enjoyed the view.

At the bottom is a derelict coast guard and lifeboat launch. 

Back at the top we enjoyed a drink and snack in the sun.

On the last day we stopped off a few times on the way back to the caravan near Padstow. First stop was a 'bakery' with artisan bread. It turned out to be a stall by the side of the road with an honesty box. While we were having a look, the baker himself came out, looking like a classic french baker (with a Cornwall accent). He had some more loaves in the oven and invited us in to have a look (mom stayed in the car). I love Cornwall for this. He basically just invited 2 complete strangers into his house. 

We brought 3 loaves and some flat jack and I have been told they were amazing. (I was quite jealous I couldn't eat it though I did sample a little.)

On the way back we stopped briefly at a beach (I can't remember the name) for a break and an ice-cream.