You can’t go on holiday without taking a little dip in the sea whilst in Rome and all that. The cove was nice and quiet so we had the sea to ourselves and makes all that fighting for space in the sea. The beach on the cove was rocky and same with going in bare footed in the sea lucky for sandals. I only got my feet wet and didn’t go all the way but my friend took the plunge and went for a mid afternoon swim.

While at another cove we came across a sheep on a lead and he said his name was Max. I have no idea where he was going with him hopefully not to the slaughter I dread to think. The sheep looked kind of angry and someone not to try or there will be trouble. The cove was nice it had a secluded church right by the sea it was very scenery infused and worth taking pictures of.    

Whilst we we were resting in the night and when it started to get dark we watched The Horror Channel on the free box we had. It was pandemic season which meant a whole month of pandemic related horror films and it was like they were telling us something as this was in 2017 and fast forward to 2019 there was the pandemic and lockdown around the world, whatever the case they got it spot on.  

We went to another cove and this one stank a little and was littered with dead fish scattered around but it wasn’t that bad once you got used to the smell. It was a nice cove which was a bit out the way to walk in fact a stranger offered us a lift to the cove which we took up it would of took 45 minutes or less from where we were and forget about the busses you’ll be lucky.   

We came across a statue that was near the sea and clifftops. I called it a sea goddess but I have no idea what it is and what it actually represents. The statue was behind a locked gate which we had to climb over to get some good photos of it. I was kind of taken by seeing it as it was in a hidden corner of fields and not something I don’t see everyday. I have no idea what it’s made of but it in cased in stone.  

One thing I loved was the scenery and it was beautiful and breathe taking at times. I love the parts on the Lizard Point coast that was the best scenery it was open fields meeting the blue sea and the clifftops. Whilst taking in the views I was eating a Mediterranean pasty we bought from the shop which is why I called it Mediterranean Pasty and the views of course which really caught my eye.   

Being on holiday it’s only right to visit some places and the Lizard Lighthouse right on the coast  is one place we went to. It’s a old lighthouse and has been built and modified several times including a electric light for the top of the lighthouse. Apparently the place has shut down for good since we were there and is now holiday homes somewhere cool to stay if you have the money and in the area. 

We found this real old ruins of a Serpentine factory but it was also a cellar to keep fresh fish before that. It stretches for a bit and has more old ruins of factory buildings and also where the watermill was once to. It was on a quiet cobbled cove which never had that many people around whilst we was there and we were there quite a bit so it was nice and peaceful.

Whilst out and about on my holiday we went on a clifftop walk and boy I didn’t like it. There were narrow paths near the edge and gaps to quite a nasty fall and there was my friend breakdancing near the edge doing gymnastics and all sorts. Okay he wasn’t doing any of those things but he was getting way to close to the edge for my liking and I could see him fall of the edge of the cliff. Luckily we got back safe but I’m thankful we did make it back alright and we wasn’t injured or worse.