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I ask people why they have deer heads on their walls. They always say because it's such a beautiful animal.... I think my mother is attractive, but I have photographs of her. — Ellen DeGeneres

It was a great time for us in Cornwall with you. Every day I´m in thoughts of the coastal path way.

- Brigitte, Germany

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Port Isaac and Port Quin

Lizard walking week July 2012

godrevy cove near rosenithon 2

polurrian cove standing on the fault line

predannack camping

up from caerthillian cove

Lizard walking week July 2012

Port Isaac and Port Quin

soapy cove

Lizard walking week July 2012

gillan creek

rill point to kynance cove

dean quarries from lowland point

Port Isaac and Port Quin

Lizard walking week July 2012

kynance cove 1

church cove

cadgwith

loe bar 1

Newlyn Tide Times

Newlyn is the standard port for Cornwall approximate correction for other parts of Cornwall are: Falmouth: +40 minutes Fowey: +55 minutes St Ives: +25 minutes Padstow: +65 minutes
Sun 26 May

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This information is provided as is and should not be relied on for navigation. If you're walking in a tidal zone, please ensure that you get detailed tide information for your specific area.

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