Photos for Pam - 100 + photos, mainly of Cornwall, because as Pam herself once told me; "That is where my heart is!"

My Mum's garden again! For Pam and for Rashid who seems to really appreciate my mum's garden!

Saint Day, Cornwall, For Pam.

Algete, Madrid Province. Sierra de La Cabrera on the horizon. Best on full screen.

For Pam. Looking across to St Agnes Head

The landward ramparts of this promontory iron age fort are now the seaward ramparts thanks to coastal erosion. 90% of the site has crumbled away. The ramparts are covered in heather and gorse in the summer. (It's possible I posted this before). For Pam.

Treaga Hill, Southwest Peninsula Coastpath, Portreath.

From just off the South West Peninsula Coast Path near Porthcurno, Cornwall. Best enlarged, on black.

For Pam.

The day started off very stormily indeed. This shot was taken just as the dampness was being burnt off by the increasingly powerful summer sun but the mist lingered awhile. I think this shot gives an impression of the last of the mistiness before the sun finally broke through (I hope so, anyway!) For Pam.

Man and his Man are the names of the two islands.

A pair of sharks? For Pam.

Sometimes an indifferent day weather-wise can yield some good things! For Pam.

Keith Burton was the first to spot the rocks, centre near the top, head-butting each other!

Half accident (in that it was horriblly unfocused), and half rescued in editing to make it tolerable. I eventually decided I liked the slightly hazy effect so here it is, after 18 months of dilly-dallying (or is it shilly-shallying?)! Shasta daisies and montbretia and a yellow interloper (teasel?) Camp Cameron: the US army's camp in WWII for their coloured personnel, it being thought best to keep them out of the way in isolation form the Brits in case they should frighten the horses (or something). As I've mentioned before; boxer Joe Louis was stationed here for what he recalled as the most boring time of his life. There is absolutely NOTHING left of this camp. When fully operational it covered most of the St Agnes Headland. For Pam.

My Mum's garden again, of course! For Pam!

It is perfectly possible to walk to the end, and local teens sunbathe on the sloping rocks halfway between crest and sea. For Pam.

Taken from higher up the cliffs. For Pam.