@romheather is my Get-Pushed-205 challenger and asked "I've never been to Cornwall, so I'd like to challenge you to take a photo/s that might capture a bit of its loveliness".
I hope this meets the brief ok.
Perched majestically on an island of its very own, sits a castle that was supposedly built by a giant by the name of Cormoran. St Michael's Mount is every bit as mythical as you may think.
Legend has it that the Mount was built by a giant called Cormoran who would wade ashore to snatch up livestock from local farms and take them back with him.
During its long history - the buildings date back to the 12th century - the Mount has been a priory, fortress, a place of pilgrimage and finally became a private home coming into the ownership of the St Aubyn family in 1659.
Along with the castle where the St Aubyns still live, the Mount is home to 25 residents in its village , has its own church, ancient harbour and beautiful gardens that are full of exotic flora.
Hey Ruby...so you know for next time; regarding the push challenges, here in the comments is where you write challenger's @personwhochallengedu , so then they're sure to see the photo.
