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Ian KingTruro
Honeymooned in Cornwall in 73 with my new essex wife, loved the place to bits so I stayed, divorced the wife and married a Cornish girl, proper job!!

Nicky, Ware in Hertfordshire
I fell in love with Cornwall at the age of 14. Now we bring our 4 boys every year. We love Porthcurno, Looe, Perranuthnoe and just being in that part of the country. Cornwall, my heart belongs "in the west."

Gemma, The Roseland, Cornwall.
I was born and brought up in Cornwall and am immensly proud to be Cornish. I have been away in Scotland first to University and am now working here for a while until I can find a job in Treliske. Every time I cross the Tamar my heart fills with joy and I know that I am once again home. There is nothing better in this world than walking along the coastal path up to Dodman point and standing by the cross as the wind blows all the cobwebs away.

Rod Denmark
Cornwall, the greatest place on the planet.

Rosemary from Surrey
Love West Cornwall. Went as a child and again and again over the years. Best times at Gurland Farm nr. St. Just in the late 1950's. Wonder what happened to the Williams Family? Seen the old farm in the distance but not been back there. Cannot beat the sun and the sea and the countryside. Can anyone tell me the answer to the above?

steven, hamburg, germany
i love to be in cornwall and looking forward to my next visit in september 2005. these photos are a good reminder for me.

Rosemary, Surrey
Used to holiday in Cornwall when a child Gurland Farm St. Just. Been back to see and its all still there. Love the web site can look at it every day. Wish I was there now! Love to know if any of Williams family still living at farm.

John Plastow Hastings New Zealand
The pull of Cornwall grows with viewing the photos on this sight. I left Cornwall at 17 years of age and 5 years later emigrated to New Zealand. It is so wonderful to view cornwall - Some photos of Hayle would be appreciated.

mary from Mullion
Message for Daphne - I think that the cove that you refer to is St Loy Cove. It is the most wonderful little cove and we, like you, found it first whilst staying at Treverven campsite. In early spring the woods above it are filled with snowdrops, later it is daffodils and in the late summer the top pf the cove is covered with wild hops reminding me of the hop gardens of my Hampshire village childhood. There is a cottage just up form the cove that offers the most wonderful teas during the summer months - well worth a visit. St Loy is a real gem.

Simon Reed, Lymington,Hants
This tea room serves the best cream teas ever!!!!!!!

Rosemary
Used to Holiday at Gurland Farm St. Just when I was a child. Been back to Cornwall often over the years. Even went back to the farm a couple of times but never saw anyone to speak to. Wonder who owns it now? Use to be Mr Williams and his family. These pictures brings it all back.

andy carol hannah nottingham
my name is andy, i have been going to crantock since i was a baby ,i love every minute im there ,and sulk every minute im not .who needs abroad.

Paula, Wigan
I LOVE St Ives, my family has been going there for as long as I can remember and I couldn't think of spending my summer hols anywhere else! It's FAB!!!

John Mc Sheffrey - Sutton Coldfield
A trip the light fantastic, Cornwall, St Ives, what a place!

anna
together with my husband, John, we are dreaming of spending the rest of our life in beautiful Cornwall.... believe me, i've never been there... the only source of information of cornwall is cornish people i know and pictures. anyway, i think i have always wanted to live and die in cornwall :))

Lynda from Leicester.
Spent many happy childhood holidays in Cornwall. Though I've only been back once for a brief visit my heart is in Cornwall. Seeing the lovely photos has really got my heart aching. If I'm able to travel next year - Cornwall here I come - I love YOU.

Liam Redruth, Cornwall
I love cornwall, im cornish and its so dear to my heart. Please appreiciate this beautiful part of the world on holiday or a visit. BUT DONT MOVE HERE. people living the dream are destroying what is great about cornwall- the people. making it hard for local people to afford houses. and diluting the wonderful cornish spirit and identity. Cornwall doesnt need any more Londoners.

Darren E Cooper
I think the 大象传媒's Cornish website is great. Cornwall is a fantastic place to be, rain or shine. I particularly enjoy walking the coastal path from Polperro to Fowey, where land meets the sea with such dramatic results (where doesn't it in this region?). I remember 2001 when my wife and I did the walk and the fog descended upon us rapidly. We moved off the coastal path and looked for a road. We'd been walking for about 5 minutes and a German couple in a camper van offered us a lift to Fowey. Anyway, we had lunch together in Fowey and it turned out they'd been coming to the South West every year for 25 years. With such beauty and plenty of activities, its a place you never tire of.

Nahir.+ from Caracas Venezuela
I was a language assistant in Bucks , and had the chance to visit wonderful Cornwall. Spectacular views and walks. Seeing your photos reminds me of my week around those beautiful places. thanks for them.

Laura Cook Bath
I have just returned from a wonderful holiday in Falmouth, where I saw many big and beautiful Sher clunk clunk's (cats for those who don't know the meaning). Cornwall is home to some of the finest Sher clunk clunks I have ever seen, and I have travelled the world. I look forward to being in cornwall again and hope to visit more of these unique and beautiful creatures. p.s I also rescued a baby seagull last night another one of cornwall's fine creatures.

ANN GIE COLLIS,Philippines
I'm from the Philippines,in love and married a British gentleman from Cornwall.Hoping I can visit the wonderful place where my husband lives.I've just realized,after reading the comments,Cornwall is like paradise.I'm looking forward to my first visit and I'm so excited to be with my husband again and to see what Cornwall looks like.I think I have to bring along my pen and paper to write poems.It's a lovely place to commune with nature.

annie st just cornwall
i remember Kit Vaughan living here in the seventies!!..and we still have cape sports and the brisons swim!! l love it here and always will.

helen cheltenham glos
cornwall captured my heart many years ago i fell in love with st.ives for me it is the only place to be my heart and soul long to be there roll on july august.

Maria Davies Bournemouth
I am visiting Portreath on 11 June with my sister and am looking forward to it so much because we lived there when I was 13 and i remember crying and being so heartbroken when my father moved us away to Bournemouth. I left my wonderful friends Heather and Brenda.I havent been back to Portreath since all those years ago and i cant wait.

chris huyton liverpool
will be buying a caravan as soon as possible so i can once again enjoy the beauty of cornwall. Will take some time out and get to tour cornwall over some weeks and realy get to see as much as possible.been to cornwall a few times in the past most relaxing holliday i have ever had. Thankyou Cornwall...

jamie fox, birmingham
after living in birmingham for most of my life, i moved to millbrook for about 12 months before having leave to return to the midlands (under duress) in that 12 months i found myself, my true home and left my heart there. it is my intention to return shortly along with my fiancee' nicky and to be with my heart in the place i passionatly call "the centre of my universe" long live cornwall and all who sail on her! great pasties, great clotted cream, GREAT PLACE!

julia from Brigstow
What would we do without the thought that one day we'll be there again. Throughtout the winter I look at these photos for inspiration and surround myself with all the happy memories that only Cornwall could give me. I have been unwell over the past three years and closing my eyes and imagining lying on a warm, sunny Cornish beach was the best pill in the world !!

Gemma, Abingdon
My boyfriend & I went to Gorran Haven for the Easter weekend & it was fantastic. Really beautiful place - lovely small beach with soft sand. Something quite romantic about sitting by the sea & tucking into fish & chips looking out at the wonderful coastline in March. We'd never been before & will definately go back. Highly recommend it.

David Seymour
I took my wife away as a surprise, and what a lovely surprise it was. Would certainly come again

brittany blankenship and i'm from holden
they are very nice pictures and i would love to take pictures like that, but i'm not that good

Maddie Marie from Long Island, NY
I have never been to Cornwall but have a wonderful friend there who has told me what a beautiful place it it. I feel as I know it through his eyes. Maybe someday I will get to see this place for myself.

Marco Fecci (Tenby)
Cornwall is the most beautiful place i have ever seen. Me and my partner brian have been their on many occasions and i hope to visit soon.

Wendy Nottingham
Cornwall - the most beautiful place on earth.

Paula, London
Hi, this message is mainly for Patricia Capon who took the photo of Pentewan - I think I am the person appearing from around the corner by the blackberry archway !! I spend lots of time in Pentewan - and I think thist must have been taken last summer when the swan nesting box had been replaced! I was on my way to the "garage/newsagent/grocers" This is my favourite place on earth - I feel like I lived here in a previous life !! It felt familiar to me as soon as I arrived the first time!

Kayleigh 12
wow!!!! you take great pictures which is just what i needed to get a high grade thankyou xxxxx

Rose Sandham Bodelva, Cornwall
Can't think of anywhere I'd rather be. It's fantastic for old and young alike. Please feel free to visit this part of the world. Leave nothing but warm wishes and take nothing but happy memories.,

Betty. Plymouth
I like my brother Michael Pascoe, [top of the page],i to love Cornwall and feel very lucky that i was born at The Lizard. My hobby now is collecting Lizard Serpentine .

Daniel Rawling Auckland New Zealand
Ive been down here for 8 months now and i never get tired of telling people that Kernow is the most beautiful place in the world. Im from Portloe and i was wondering where the photos were of the Roseland! A few photos to show off the place would be great Nan i miss your pasties Kernow bys Vyken

Ron (formerly of Cobble Corner, Marazion) living i
With Gwyneth we lived above and worked in Cobble Corner, Marazion, from Oct 88 to Jun 96 to retire to our villa in Marxuquera,Nr Gandia, Spain. Sadly, and quite suddenly My darling Gwyneth died 18 Oct 04. I am coming back to Marazion to spend time with some of our many friends this year. It is the only place that feels like home.

Michael Pascoe, Hatfield Herts..
I was Born at The Lizard {1937}.Left Cornwall in 1953, moved to England {Devonport] 1963 I moved to Hertfordshire. Home to me is Cornwall and always will be. I wear both my Kilts with Pride and received the Freedom of London wearing the royal Cornish Tartan. I would recommend any person to visit Cornwall there is no place like it. great Pics

Bill Casley Ottawa Canada.
I was born in Penzance and spent my boyhood at The Lizard.What a wonderfull place to be a boy!!Fond memories of great beaches,swimming in clear clean water,fishing for bass,pollack,and mackeral,and exploring the cliffs and isolated coves!!My thanks to the National Trust for their efforts in preserving the best of it for future enjoyment!OH FOR A PASTIE AND A PINT OF CORNISH BEER!!

sarah jane,staffordshire
cornwall is the most magical and the most beautiful place ive been to in britain, when we stayed in st mawgan near newquay and had to leave I left my heart behind ,it was a place my soul belongs and after waiting two years to return this year we are going back for longer. I hope rosudgeon is worth waiting for and hopefully one day we can up sticks and move there for good! happy surfing

Tim Turner Refugee from SW4
Happy Xmas All especially you poor buggers in SW4 - we might be in the poorest part of the country and earn only half a pasty an hour but we have riches beyond your wildest dreams. Keep on snapping all you photographers

Gwiwer - Melbourne Australia / Hayle Cornwall
As a Cousin Jack downunder these pics are a refreshing reminder of home. I have some of my own I'll try to upload soon. You can take the boy out of Cornwall but you'll never take Cornwall out of the boy!

Jools - Boring old Bristol
It's winter now here in cityville but thank god for the internet! Cornwall's inspiring me still thru the fantastic photo's on this site.Gwithian is my 'soul' home and we visit with family every year and stay in a wonderful old railway carriage in the dunes - heaven on earth! I introduced my first grandchild to Cornwall this year and he loved it. The 'Cornwall bug'is catching! Well worth it I reckon!

nick jones - whistler, bc
I have recently moved out to Canada to do a season snowboarding in Whistler having just finnished my degree in graphic design at Falmouth. Having an awsome time here, met some great people and loving the amazing landscape and wildlife in BC. Dispite this i still miss Cornwall and its atmosphere and is one of my favorite places in the World.

Ketki,Mumbai,India
My name is Ketki and I am from India.I regularly view Cornwall's pictures from this site.I'venever been there.I even haven't been out of India.But whenever I see the photos of Cornwall on my computer desktop,I feel that I am there.I even composed a poem about the beaches of this magical county.It goes: On the rocky beaches of Cornwall, The rocks stand wide and tall, Whenever I go there, The power of Nature makes me feel small. The water is a beautiful aquamarine, The waves over it are calm and serene, The water glistens and shimmers in the sunlight, It is such a wonderful sight. The sea-waves wash the shore, sometimes they are calm,sometimes the breakers roar, This pretty picture delights me to the core, And I cannot ask for more. So golden appears the sand, I wish I could just stand, Look around me and see, The treasures Mother Nature has at hand. I wish to visit this wonderful county, Which is Mother Nature's bounty, And just at the beach stare, without any tension,worry or care!

Mawgan pender
Mousehole, newlyn, penzance, sennen and mounts bay. all of it my playground until i moved to salisbury. I now take my wife and son as often as i can back home, and miss it dearly!!. see you soon my lovelys!!!!. Hi to all my family and friends. xxxxx

Lin from St Agnes
As much as we enjoy visiting the family and grandchildren in America, it is nice to remind ourselves of home - our own lovely beach and beautiful views of St Agnes.

clive,kings lynn,norfolk
I was in st just near lands end in august 2003 at night in a little village pub the people wher all very nice. I was camping in st ives with my friend

Philip from Reading in Berkshire
Where can I buy a photographic calendar of Cornish Coastal Scenes? I saw one on sale during my holiday in Penzance but now I want to buy one as an Xmas gift for my wife I can't find anywhere in Berkshire that sells them or an address to mail order one from. Any help much appreciated. Philip

Emma Routledge wyton huntingdon
This was our third visit to kennack sands.In the summer the day we left the campsite was the day boscastle got hit,this time we stayed at Sea Acres in a double glazed caravan we needed it the spring tide was spectacular,the beach at kennack was completely washed away by the storm,there was a white algae foam on the beach we love the place so much we will be back next october,love from the flat side!

John Cardnell-Gunwalloe
Lovely place to live. Great views over Mounts Bay and and about 3/4 hour walk away from Porthleven. Beach is great(Church Cove) Fishing Cove is lethal for swimming. Death Trap.

Lorna Coleman, Nottingham
I went to cornwall for a week last August. It's the most beautiful place I've ever stayed at, and probably the only place I like more than my own home city. I did a part of the South West Coastal Path on my last day there, Mousehole to Lamorna. I think it was the best walk I've been on, and that takes some beating. I can't wait to go back there.

Sam Saunders Walsall
What can I say that hasn't already been said about god's country Cornwall.My family and I have been back to St Ives every year for the last 25 years.Firstly for a week and in recent years a week at easter and two weeks in Sept.Even though my children have grown up and left home we still can't get rid of them when we go back,they still follow us.It's like going home when we return and we still don't want to come home after our hol's.To watch John in the Sloop juggle a glass before dropping it,is something special to see. We have spent all of our special occasions down there as well since we had our 25th wedding anniversary down there and had the marriage blessed in the parish church.I spent my 50th down there,our 30th anniversary down there and my brothers 50th there as well.Now we are going back to celebrate my wife's and John in the Sloop's 50th birthdays in Nov.How I wish we could win the lotto and not have to come back, it would be the icing on the cake even though the family would be right behind us.I hope to be returning to my second home for many years to come.Thank you God for giving us CORNWALL.

Dannielle -The caribbean
the first time ive visited cornwall was in ..june 2004.......i love it there ,the place is just amazing...beautiful...im livin in london but......im missin cornwall everyday.wish to live there sometime in de future.tk care all

Chris and Sherry, Nottingham
"Hello my handsomes!" We visit Trevallas near st Agnes every year... yes we go for the peace the views and the beer! but most of all the locals are special. Can't wait till Christmas when we will be down there again

Fons de Jong, Bleiswijk, The Netherlands
I'm sure photo 6 "Polperro Cove" from the part SWCP "Looe to St Austell" is not the correct location...... This looks VERY familiar to Lizard lifeboathouse at Lizard point. In fact, i'm sure that's the real location! P.s. There's a nice tearoom/garden overlooking lizard point with the lifeboathouse.

Glynis & Scott Wheeler, St Clair, NSW Australia
Hi, Just returned from Cornwall after a weeks holiday. Was in Zennor looking at the area from which my g.g.g.grandmother came. We were in Zennor when that awful flood & mudslide hit Boscastle. We should have been in Boscastle but were too busy looking at the area around Zennor. Hope all persons have been accounted for & things are beging to get back to some what normal in Boscastle. Had a wonderful time in Cornwall & we felt like we belonged there, hope to be back in a few years, thanks to all for being so welcoming to us, Scott & Glynis

Peter Chidgey - Bristol
This is my favourite little cove to surf in. When conditions come together in this magnificient setting it's such a joy to surf there. The waves are super fun with un English like hollowness about them. The water is so clean as well, you'll often see a seal or two in the water with you.

MIck Byrne - London / Grampound
Its Friday morning, pouring in London and I'm booked on the 4:30pm train to Cornwall this afternoon. What could be better than knowing I can see this tomorrow ! Maybe see this everyday ?

Bernard Butterscotch
Thank you for the photos, they made me think back to my childhood days when I could walk along the cliffs with my family and our dog lassie. Poor lassie has past away now but she will be remembered in our thoughts. Thank you Cornwall.

Phil. Barrie Ontario Canada.
The week prior to Whitson w/e 1967. Visited Cornwall with friends stayed at B&B's all of us in our late teens early 20's Had the greatest time having traveled from Alton in Hant's. Mevagissey, the inner and outer harbours, Mackeral fishing and the Gorran Highlanes, Tintagel, Boscastle, Bude what a beautiful county with it's history, diverse scenery and above all the friendliness of the people, it was incredible. 1969 I left for Canada 1994 I married, where does one honeymoon? Why B&B's, Mevagissey, the inner........harbours, Mackeral fishing............incredible! I have revisited 3 more times since then it truly has a magical charm to the area. My heart cries out to the people of Boscastle in their hour of need good luck and may you get through this period of devestation and regain your pride in yourselves and and your locale. God Bless.

Sally, West Sussex
I remember wonderful holidays as a child in Porthcurno, and the magic of watching plays at the Minack Theatre, with the moon shining on the sea....breathtaking! Cornwall is pure magic.

Donald Edwards....hampshire
Just got back from camping..and quite frankly it took my breath away... it is so peaceful and its beauty is outstanding....this is what life is all about who needs money when you see Views like you do in cornwall...pure beauty....cant wait to go again

Pam & Ray Wheeler , Penarth,South Wales
We spent a week in the Lizard last year (2003) and visited many of the areas including Cadgwith - where we were amongst many watching the making of the film Ladies in Lavender. We both thoroughly enjoy Cornwall every year and if we won on the lottery we would move down there like a shot!

Dan, Coventry, 30years old
I first went to cornwall when I was 16years old to work over the summer season in Newquay, Stayed 3months! Since then I've been going to cornwall each year.. Padstow is one of favorite places as it has a beautiful original feel to it while also being just 12miles from Newquay. I find myself driving on the coastal road between padstow and Newquay dropping into the beautiful beaches to while away the hours.... Heaven.

Neil Hodgkiss, Wolverhampton
I wish Wolverhampton Bus Station had the same sort of views as the one at St. Ives. Cornwall is an amazingly beautiful place & I constantly look forward to returning there each year.

James Ullman, San Marcos California
On my many trips to England, I have visited Cornwall four times and it is my favorite part of the country. It is spectacular in every way and the people are wonderful. Trelissick Garden, Eden Project, St. Michaels's Mount, Lanhydrock, Truro Cathedral, Prideaux Place and Padstow are just a few of the places well worth visiting. I always look forward to returning, as my two best friends live in Bodmin.

Dan, Milton Keynes
My wife Sarah and I go to Cornwall every year. We take our Dog Snowy our Black Lab with us and stay in a cottage. We have stayed at Cadgwith Cove on the Lizard, Polperro, Port Isaac and Sennen Cove twice. WE are going back to Sennen later this year with our new Daughter Lola who will be making her first trip. What can we say but Cornwall is the best place. Gwenver Beach here we come!

Milly from North Yorkshire
Hi there -can anyone help? me and my boyfriend would like to go camping in cornwall in July. We've never been but would like to know if anyone can recommend a beautiful area to go camping? any particular campsites, nice towns in the area - this would be a great help!!!!

Brian Hyde: Mullion, Cornwall
I moved here from London 21 years ago and I will never go back. Life here is like being on holiday all the time. First and foremost the folk down here are so friendly.

Lee James Birmingham
My wife and I spent our honeymoon at Tregoad Park in Looe in 2002 and we have not felt so welcomed in our life. Looe is a fab place to be and we are planning our fourth visit to Cornwall and Looe in a few weeks time. all i can say is when we are in Looe and other parts of Cornwall it feels like we are in another world.

Ken, London
we first came to cornwall in June 2001, and have been back every year since,we fell in love with st ives and will be there in June and August and probably every year after that, unless we moved there, has our boys got the surfing bug

Jools - Boring Bristol!
I want a Philp's pasty, not a burger, I want to be at the Hayle end of the A30, not junction 18 of the M5. I want to be feeling that wonderful freedom and pure air, not city grime and noise. I want that golden sand under my feet, not tarmac and gravel. I think it's time for a holiday, I wonder where I should think about going? Perhaps south west might be good.......

tom
daphne, not sure if anyone else answered, but the boulder beach you are talking about is called st.loy . You can also now get cream teas down there at one of the houses that sits about 50yrds back from the cove.

sue from goldthorpe soyth yorkshire
Perronporth is a beautiful little village down in cornwall we are going back to the same caravan park now for the 4th year the lovely sandy beach with great waves for surfing on, makes it one great holiday.

Matt Amos, Falmouth, Cornwall
Having lived in Cornwall all my life it is hard to appreciate what you have become accustomed to over the years. But having recently left to go to university, I realise just how much I miss the old place. Cornwall looks twice as good if you return to it having not been there for a while, as I have found out, and I look forward to every trip home I make, no matter how brief.

Maxine Atkins, Wolverhampton
I have family who live in cornwall, my aunt lives in Rose about a mile from Perranporth which is my favourite place in the whole county, (originally from wolverhampton she moved there when she married my uncle, who sadly is no longer with us). As a child we would visit and I have lots of great memories. The last holiday there was to see the eclipse and hopefully we'll be back there soon.

vincent machin huyton liverpool
visited in the heatwave of 76 it was gorgeous stayed in sennon cove at the camp site. did not want to come home. been back several times since, can never get over how lovely cornwall is.still hate that last day before you come home looking at the sea for the last time.

R. Gregory, Oregon, U.S.A.
I lived in Gorran, Cornwall, just outside of Mevagissey for 7 years and loved every minute of it. The people are as wonderful as the beauty of the place. It is the most magical place on earth, and one day, hopefully, I'll be back for good.

Peggy Rhodes....New York, USA
Hello UK, I have only been to the UK once before, and this photo will live long in my memory, what a fantastic photo, well done to the person who captured this sea scape, looking forward to coming back one day... Love Peggy. (73 years young )

vincent machin Liverpool
i first visited cornwall in 1976 the year of the heatwave,camping in sennon cove i was 12 at the time loved every minute. stayed for two weeks wished it was longer my brother and his wife took a load of us down there from liverpool could not believe how clean the water was,the sea shone various colours of green and blue(fantastic).have been back since with my girlfriend on four occasions can not still get over how breathtakingly beautifull cornwall is be back soon i hope.

R . Knights
Love the buildings and history in Redruth.Heart of hidden Cornwall

R . Knights
Love the buildings and history in Redruth.Heart of hidden Cornwall

steve sri lanka
hi would So like to say thanks to the bbc for put these photo's of home!!!. Im been here in sri lanka for 5 months backpacking. its SO nice to see home in its beauty...

jennifer, macclesfield
My boyfriend and I go to cornwall every easter for a week. Theres no better place to relax and unwind and get rid of all that work related stress! St.Ives is the best place on earth, you can't beat eating fish and chips by the sea, it just doesn't taste as good anywhere else i've been. Padstow is also a gorgeous place for a long sunny walk. We hope to run away and live in cornwall one day! imagine.. pasties for lunch every day!

Wendy from Nottingham
Me and my husband visit Cornwall at least six times a year with and without our children, throughout the seasons, we love Cornwall anytime of the year. I love coming off the M5 and the sense of leaving all the hustle and bustle behind. Hayle and Gwithian area are the best. We hope to move to Cornwall one day.

Trixie Lee
I have lived in Cornwall for 27 years. The scenery is breathtaking.

Carron Shropshire
Ive been to cornwall four times in the past two years but thats dur to my mum and dad moving out there because they loved it so much, cornwall is a great place for views people and fun stuff to do it has everythin but in small doses...except the sea!

Chuck Hardin Bellingham Washington
My wife is from Camborne, and I have been over to vist Conwall a number of times. I have been to France, Old Mexico, Hawii, Canada, and most of the states in the USA. I can honstly say there is no place like Cornwall. Wished we could affored to return there to live, so that my wife could once again feel the Cornish breeze on her face. Take care of you Cornish home, it is one of a kind.

Graham Kent
My girlfriend and I holiday in Cornwall every year and we are going back again this year to get married. Cornwall is the most beautiful place on earth.

Dave Pashby
Stayed at Whitsand Bay hotel in Portwrinkle so many times. Its a wonderful hotel and we have had some fantastic family holidays there.

Klaus Bogstad, Somerset
Great photo of Trebarwith Strand. It has been our favourite place in Cornwall for more than 30 years, not least because it includes the pub with the finest sea-view in England!

Alison, Bradford
Grew up in Truro. Parents only recently left Cornwall. Enjoy seeing picture of Wheal Coates, Had to drop stones down the shaft at every visit.

Joelle, Paris
I just discovered Pendeen Watch by chance about 30 years ago. When I saw Fred's photo I could smell the fresh air, I had a taste of the salty water of the Atlatic Ocean. Thanks for all the photos.

Michael, New Zealand
Very found memories of Penzance, Newlyn and Moushole. Had holidays there in the late 60 early 70, had a great time and meet some wonderful people.

tracey crossland wombwell southyorkshire
it's a very beautiful and tranquil place to be, look forward to my holidays in 2004.

Jennifer Caldecott Newbury UK
North Cornwall - the most beautiful place on earth. Go to the Cliffs overlooking Tintagel Whatever you see Whatever the Weather No where on the planet does it get better than this!

Name is classified. Cornwall
May i just say, you up country folks ( don't worry i mean that in a friendly way!) have given beatiful comments about sunny old Cornwall! I love it here to, never ever want to move away! ( That won't happen thank god!)This is just an update for you, everything is fine down here, sea is sparkling in the summer sun, perfect waves for surfing on Porthleven beach!! Try it out guys, it's great! Hope to see you in Cornwall, bye for now, there will be another update soon! x x x x x x x x x x x

Daphne
I wish to know the name of the little bay with granite boulders right to waters edge, on the Lamorna to Penberth coastal walk. It must be where Picture number 7, has been taken. I knew it so well, but not it's name. I wish to have a photo of it, to remind me of wonderful times when my children were young and walked that path with me when staying at Treverven campsite, which was about half a mile or so, further on, before Treverven and then Treen. Could anyone help, Please?

Kit Vaughan from Bristol
I used to live in St Just (mid-seventies) and each year a fleet of local fishing boats from Priests Cove would take healthy swimmers round the back of the Brisons (the rocks offshore from Cape Cornwall), from where we would swim in shore. Great fun - cold, and a little scary at times, but fond memories nonetheless, especially the seals. Check out the Brisons' piccy by turning your head 90 degress to the left - what do you see?

vasumathi j Bangalore, India
I am a regular viewer of Cornwall photo's.Every photo i see i enjoy.They are just very realsitic and makes me feel my presence into the wonderful Cornwall world.I would like to say that Cornwall is the gift of UK like River Nile of Egypt.I wish to see Cornwall atleast once in my lifetime.I thank everyone who are behind this work.

Jesi Daniel from Bangalore - India
Hi, Really it is very superb to see the cornwall pictures which I have not seen once also anywhere, but my friend (vasu) who showed me in 大象传媒 Cornwall which she has made it possible the picture looks very beautiful and great. I dont think I can go visit the place in my lifetime but 大象传媒 Cornwall made it possible. Thanks a lot.

Gordon from Peterborough Ex Cormwall resident
This area is neglected! Porthtowan is a lovely location with good surf! And the views from the Atlantic Coast road are stunning

Tina
What a fantastic photo of Lands End.

Katie, Cornwall
Cornwall is the best place to grow up some people may not think it but everyhings here but in smaller doses! We just dont appreciate it like we should do.

Srinivas B'lore India
I admire at nature, i really love to do so, so far i just heard from my friend cornwall is the beautiest place & its god's gift to earth, i have never got an oppurtunity to even see the pic's of cornwall, but recently my friend (vasu) she guided me to have a look at the pics on bbc site, i immd rushed to have a look at cornwall pics, its simply superb & i enjoyed watching it, i wish all the best & great full to whole team behind it, for making me to enjoy cornwall pics. thank you

Sarah, Brighton
Cornish born and bred, moved to Brighton in November 2003, miss Cornwall very much, family still live there and I am trying to make as many visits back as possible. There is something about Cornwall that is undescribably magical.

Lenka, Russia
I've never been to Cornwall. It's only a dream. Thanks to all who gave us the possibility to see these lovely pictures of nature. Rocks, seagulls, beaches, pretty fishman's villages, centenarian castles!!! I was born in Blacksea Coast. Sometimes Cornwall looks like on my place of birth. I live of hope to see my dream somewhere.

Jack and Bev Stiles Calgary Alberta Canada
My mother was born in Fowey in 1894 and as a young lady worked in Newquay (her maiden name was Rodda). Ever since I can remember she would tell me how beautiful Cornwall was and my aunt would send us a Cornwall calendar every year and my mother would sit down with me and point out all the beauty spots she remembered. When my wife and I finally visited Cornwall in 1998, I felt that I had been there before, then it dawned on me it was because I had seen all this before in the annual calendars for years and years. It is truly a place of great beauty, the people were great and we had a wonderful time. We plan to return next year.

Rich, Nottingham
Born and bred Cornishman forced to work up country, but inspired by these pictures to get my family down there. Climbed on so many of the cliffs from Zennor right round to Lamorna and can still feel the sharp granite crystals, wiry lichen on ancient rocks, hot sun beating down, waves providing the security that the Earth will go on. My God, what am I doing in Nottingham.

Janet Crlik Bateau Bay N.S.W.Australia.
I was born and brought up in Newquay. wonderful pictures.but why none of Tolcarn or Porth beaches?. I will be coming home for a holiday in June I shall take some snaps and send to you.

vasumathi j naidu India
I love nature, cornwall photo's are amazing and wonderful.I may not get an opportunity to see cornwall in my life, but i wish for it.I thank 大象传媒 for the lovely photo's.I wish one and all a very warm new year.Thank u.

Stuart Hicks Brisbane Australia
When I was teenager I worked on a number of farms along the way from St Ives to Zennor and have very fond memorys of this area Rose Wall Hill and Eagles Nest to mention just a few

james watson
Best place, good surf

Terry Killeavy, Gotham Village Nottinghamshire
The Cornish coastline is stunningly beautiful. The walks from Looe to Polperro & Polperro to Polruan are breathtaking. I have just bought a place in Polruan-by-Fowey, The Crow's Nest. Anyone wishing to rent please go to www.polruancottages.co.uk Thanks again Terry Thanks for a great site.

Vicki Hewitt Liverpool
My mum an dad use to take me when I was little and I loved it then, I now go with my boyfriend and we love it, (my mum and dad still go after many years) it is such a magical place, it is peaceful and very beautiful.We love the walks with our 2 dogs, we will be going back their soon I hope.

Vicki Hewitt Liverpool
Since I was little my mum took us to cornwall, I did love it alot, but the older I have got the more I know what she was talking about. It has a magical feel about it. A feeling you could never experience anywhere else.Now I am living away from home I finally got to go there again with my boyfriend and his family.It is still as magical as ever and they all loved it too.I cant wait to go back there next year, no matter what month it is.

Philip in Sheffield
In Sheffield BUGGER!!

Jason.... Glasgow
Photo's are great, I'm originally from Lanner, nr st Agnes. My parents still live in Cornwall and my wife and I visit Cornwall every year. Nothing beats the Cornish Coastline!

julia gregory,Cardiff,Wales
I am born and bred cornish,unfortunately due to lifes circumstances i am no longer able to live in cornwall.I have three very young children, i do my best to show them and teach them as much as possible about cornwall and it's heritage-their heritage. My greatest wish for their childhood is for them to recieve as a priveledged childhood as myself. Cornwall- we will return one day -God willing!

Ruth Gard Adelaide, Australia
Fantastic photo brings back lots of good memories from my youth.

Duncan Webster from London
I have been to Cornwall since I was a child. The feeling of walking over the top of the ridge and seeing Lantic Bay in the summer stretching away underneath me, and all the associations with it in my life, is something very special and very Cornish.

Michelle Francis
My family and myself have been holidaying in cornwall for over ten years.My parents have now retired in Tintagel.Cornwall is a beautiful place and the locals are very friendly.

Jim from Minnesota, USA
I was stationed at St. Mawgan in the late 1980s and I've been back about six times since. I walked the coast path from St. Ives to Falmouth and would like to complete the whole thing.

David Harley (Currently in Brighton)
I grew up in Cornwall and have these images ingrained in my soul. I can never get over the beauty of this place and the longer I am away the more I appreciate it. May Cornwall remain forever an inspiration. Kernow Bys Vyken - Cornwall Forever

David Pegg, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
I grew up at Rinsey and later Praa Sands. I get back at least once a year. Love to walk the cliffs in both directions from Praa Sands beach. Rinsey Cove is my favourite.

Laura, Cornwall
I'm currently at university and love to come onto the website to remind me of home. Cornwall is so beautiful and I'm convinced it is the best place in the world to grow up.

Ken Dawes Oxford UK
CORNWALL IS WONDERFUL ANY TIME OF YEAR. THE BEACH AT MAWGAN PORTH IS OUTSTANDING,BUT NO PHOTOS.BETTER GET MY CAMARA SORTED THEN!

Jonathan Evans resides Athens, Georgia
Cornwall is indeed the most enchanting land i have witnessed, i was born in UK, as a child i lived in Australia, and have since moved to the US, the whole county of Cornwall captivates you with it's mystery,beauty and charm, i can't wait to visit this Christmas. May Cornwall remain the majestic land.

Laura Smithers Surrey
I think Bude is absolutely fantastic and the photos bring back memories

Mel Woodward, Midlands
Amazing pictures, especially the images of Cape Cornwall, one of my favourite places.

Micheline Tremblay Montreal Canada
To me Cornwall is the loveliest place on earth and also, so romantic. I was there in the spring 2002 and I was living a dream. I fell in love with the country and with a very wonderful British man. We will be back.

claudia cox new zealand
Thank you for the photo's on your website, it reminded me of holiday's from my childhood and the walks I use to do with my family around cornwall. please keep it going. Claudia

Peter Matson Cork city Ireland
I just want to say I listen to R Cornwall all the time on 630 Khz very interesting Interested since I was a teenager am 47 now Photos are great.

Lianne Sutton
My name is Lianne Sutton me and my boyfriend patrick went to Cornwall in March 2003. We loved every minute. My boyfriend has been to Cornwall with his mum and dad. We intend to go every time to Cornwall.