INTRODUCTION
I spent Christmas and the New Year in Cornwall, staying at my parent’s place. In this post I set the stage for series of posts to come about the things I did while there. In addition to eight places of interest (some of which merit rather more than a single post, or indeed a single visit) I will also be describing the cooking of a meal for six, which will be accompanied by some general pictures from the vicinity of my parents place. In the rest of this post I will set out the order for the rest of the series as an appetizer.
LOOE
Definitely worth a visit if you are in that part of the world.
EDEN PROJECT
This is a truly astonishing place and one that will repay many visits. I will certainly be devoting more than one post to my visit there this holiday.




LANHYDROCK
Only a little of this place was open, and I hope to see more of it in due course.


FOWEY
The least impressive of the places we visited.
TINTAGEL
An extraordinarily scenic place, will be getting several posts in this series.





THE JAMAICA INN
This is well known to fans of Daphne Du Maurier and/ or Rosamunde Pilcher. We stopped there on the way back from Tintagel.
CHARLESTOWN
I enjoyed visiting this town, though as you will see when I post about it I consider it over-hyped.
THE MEAL
This was a success.
FALMOUTH
The last activity of the holiday – and talk about finishing on a high note. I will certainly be revisiting this town



I’m looking forward to your posts on Cornwall, Thomas. I live quite near to Looe and know most of the places you mention. Happy New Year!
Thank you.
Great post. Lots of information. We had a cornish pasty in Looe. They always seem to taste better when in Cornwall. Your post brought back lots of memories.
Glad you enjoyed the post.
I have travelled to England a few years ago and just loved the history all throughout England. I will visit again! Thanks for the info!
I am glad you enjoyed England on your first visit and that you plan to come again. Thank you for your comment.
A wonderful part of the World! Loving your pictures and descriptions.
Thank you – and it is.