Sunny Day in Cornwall

The tender ride into Falmouth, Cornwall took twenty minutes, but it was scenic.

Sailboats of all shapes and sizes dot a harbor flanked with castles built by Henry the 8th, but on a day like today, such history is overshadowed by the sheer joy of the elements.

As we reached the dock, I was delighted to see a pair of nesting swans with their goslings hunkered down in tall grass and wildflowers.

From there, it was a short walk to the beach, where Brits and other tourists enjoyed a day at the seaside.

Larry and I hopped an open-top bus that looped us through the town. The driver even made an unofficial stop to drop us by a side gate to Falmouth’s Victorian Cemetery. The roundtrip journey cost us a whopping $4.01.

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