Port Quin

The last dwellings before the sea and youngsters rock pooling. Been gloriously sunny today, perfect for St Pirran's day.

We watched waves crashing on the cliffs near our accommodation, and incase it's our only sunny day drove out to St Nectan's Glen. I slipped off the stepping stones into the river at the bottom of the waterfall! My boots are waterproof, because they didn't let out the water, and they may not dry out before we go home.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Great view, I love port Quin

[KoalaGardens🐨]

looks lovely

[Susan Wakely]

It’s looks so lovely in the sunshine.

[Rob Z]

Fabulous image of this rugged coastline. We loved Cornwall - so rugged and so much history. :)

[katy]

Beautifully composed photo of the area, especially with all that glorious sunshine.

Sorry about the boots nothing worse than squishy feet

[Peter]

Beautifully captured in lovely colour and rugged detail Jackie:)

[narayani]

Beautiful scene. Shame about your boots…

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful scene

[Kathy]

What a terrific scene. I like how the sun is high enough in the sky to light up the house but the children are in the shadows.

[Delwyn Barnett]

This looks so picturesque! Oh wet boots are a pain. As long as you didn't hurt yourself - or your camera!!

[amyK]

A wonderful scene; love this

[Kathy A]

I hope you have a second pair of boots

[Valerie Chesney]

Beautifully rugged.
A really splendid view. Fav.

[Wylie]

beautiful scene.

[Merrelyn]

I was so taken by that gorgeous old building that I didn't see the kids until I took another look.

[haskar]

Beautiful scene and light.