The South West Coast Path Association is a charity that has been looking after the Coast Path for over 45 years. It was instrumental in establishing the South West Coast Path National Trail in 1978 and have been protecting and… Continue Reading →
The Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is celebrating its Diamond Anniversary. It’s 60 years since the twelve sections that make up the Cornwall AONB were first designated in 1959. The AONB contains some of the most stunning landscapes in… Continue Reading →
Earlier in the year I was approached by the South West Coast Path Association to see if I was prepared to let them use one of my photos to promote their work as the charity that protects the Path. They had seen my “Rollercoaster” –… Continue Reading →
Some of you may have had the opportunity to read my Looking Back on 2018, Looking Forward to 2019 post and if so you will have seen that one of the projects I have set myself for this year is to… Continue Reading →
Britain is scattered with sacred sites from the outlying islands off North Scotland to the far south of Cornwall. Our ancestors saw something special in certain parts of the land and deemed them more sacred than others. People are still… Continue Reading →
Britain is littered with the remains of past lives, civilisations and cultures, including standing stones many of which remain a source of mystery and conjecture with over 1000 examples still surviving to this day, including famous examples like Avebury, the… Continue Reading →