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The cushion above is a favourite view of mine, it depicts Rame Head, which is at the eastern tip of Whitsand bay and can be seen from the back of the chalet. 155 more words

Winter sun over Rame Head.

Merry Christmas to all my Sea Field View followers, here’s to 2018 where, hopefully, my posts will be more positive about plastic pollution and the health of our seas. 13 more words

So this morning I decided I was going to visit Rame head for an attempt at a picture of the chapel on the end with nice colourfully lit clouds behind it. 192 more words

So it’s au revoir to the cliff for teenage son as he heads off for university in ten days time.

On a beautiful sunny day last week we walked up to Rame Head at the east side of Whitsand Bay. 63 more words

After dining at the Finnygook Inn we dropped down from Crafthole to Portwrinkle.

The beaches feature a gravelly sand, but the vast expanse in between is ankle twisting, seaweed laden rocks. 61 more words

People refer to the wild horses on Rame Head as “Dartmoor Ponies”.

I’m not well versed in matters equestrian, but this “horse” was one of several grazing just below the old chapel. 81 more words