Port Isaac

Via Newquay, for a quick look and a Cornish pasty.

It was to be a short trip across to the West coast, deciding against the geographical here to touch Lands End, however, we didn't arrive until about 5pm.

The Eden Project (previous blog) was excellent and used up 3 hours. Then we happened upon a car boot sale in a rural paddock, which used up another hour.

So, Newquay became a brief look around visit before we headed for our destination, Port Isaac of Doc Marten and Fisherman's Friend fame.

It's a great wee village by the sea.

A couple more images from The Eden Project. A model cyanobacteria producing oxygen.

Rural car boot sale 

Cornish pasties in Cornwall 

Private dwelling on the island 

Port Isaac. No sign of Doc or singing fishermen.

Some tourists insist on trying to drive through the village!