Cornwall - Sennen
Nic had his first online meeting with the ReStart trial management group. Forecast looks OK, so swift packing and not so swift booking sites. Both of us had Flu and Covid jabs, then we pointed the van westwards. The A38 was OK, and the A30 was great.
The Trevedra campsite is excellent, being just off the A30, near Sennen, behind/above Gwynver beach with sea views ... and almost empty. Coffee and cake in their cafe/shop. The site with one facilities block stays open all winter.
Walked down towards the beach. But not all the way down. 
Traversed south and onto Escalls Cliff, an NT area with two ponies, where we had splendid birds-eye views of both Gwynver and Sennen beaches. A few people on the latter in the water, too late and windy for us. A kestrel was working the area around us and at one point hovered just over our heads, motionless despite the blustery wind. Of course every time I reached for the camera he dipped a shoulder and dived away.
Traversed south and onto Escalls Cliff, an NT area with two ponies, where we had splendid birds-eye views of both Gwynver and Sennen beaches. A few people on the latter in the water, too late and windy for us. A kestrel was working the area around us and at one point hovered just over our heads, motionless despite the blustery wind. Of course every time I reached for the camera he dipped a shoulder and dived away.
Briefly sat outside in our chairs watching the sun set
then inside to blog, read, cook, cards, read before the bed construction ritual.
then inside to blog, read, cook, cards, read before the bed construction ritual.
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