Gone Fishing.........

Out and about Cornwall after very hot sunny day......stopped off for evening meal at thas very pleasant resturant....with this water feature predominant in the exterior eating area........such a very pleasant ending to the day.

Digital Enhancement at Teatime

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Fade and Swirl Enhancement

Black and White Enhancement



Original photograph of typically English Tea Time Still Life

A little project I set myself to get the hang of new photographic software I had found.....Good fun!!

FUSHIA with Chrystal like WEB......

After the rain shows the fine silk strands woven by a tiny wee spider.

After the Rain

Raindrops settling on the petals of this Lemon garden rose trailing over wooden arch....pretty as a picture!!

ORANGES and LEMONS

Oranges and Lemons ....Roses in full bloom in my garden in Falmouth Cornwall

Penzance Heliport

Taking off and landing Helicopters at Penzance Heliport in Cornwall...this is one of the lifelines
to the inhabitants and tourists of The Scilly Isles...These Helicopters and the Scillion III are the only public transport from the mainland to the Scillies.

Travellers Rest

Travellers Rest........ looking out over the inner harbour at Hugh Town, St Mary's Island.
Local fishing boats, private yachts and the Scillonian III moored along the pier .....loading up and preparing to leave for Penzance on the mainland at 1600hrs prompt.

Sun Rising over Old Town

Sun Rising over Old Town Harbour, St Mary.s on the Scilly Isles

Old Town used to be the main harbour and town on St Mary's Island; the aeropad for the helicopter to the mainland and Cornwall is just behind me. We are looking across the bay to St Mary's Church and Churchyard..
The main harbour and pier;where the Scilloian III docks is at the main town which is now Hugh Town.

AUTUMN SUNSET OVER ST MARY'S CHURCH

more pictures of the Scillies can be found on Georgia's Website http://www.georgiaoriginale.com/artcards6.htm.........

However, in Hugh Town, another church was built in 1835 to 1838 to serve the population of the town which had replaced Old Town as the main centre. Here, the present church of St Mary the Virgin in Hugh Town is now the Anglican parish church of the Islands (OS Grid square SX907106). It was commenced in 1835 under the auspices of King William IV who granted £1500 towards its erection; it was consecrated on 7 September 1838. It replaced the earlier church on a different site built between 1662 and 1677.

Shopping in Venice ...Reflections

I thought it was time we took a food break...Italian pasteries,cakes,bicuits etc ........all washed down witha nice cup of coffee ......Cafe Latte