Lizard Point, Cornwall
If it is not a mountain top, it has to be a sea cliff walk… both preferably in good weather. And weather here on the Cornish Coast hasn’t always been as favourable than it was on this particular day.
Lizard Point is the most southerly part of the English Coast. The point is also surrounded by many rocky outcrops, that stretch out from the point, into the English Channel. Names like, Man of War, Enoch Rock, Barges Rocks and Vellan Drang, all creating hazards for shipping. Over the centuries a scene of many shipwrecks. Not surprising that a lighthouse was constructed and also a Lifeboat Station.
Hard to believe on a hot summers day, with a pleasant sea breeze, that it can have a violent weather sting.
Lizard Point it at the tip of the Lizard Peninsula, an ecologically important landscape but also offering many other cliff walks and sheltered coves.
Wherever you are to day, enjoy and as always…..
Please Remember ….
Stay Safe …. Be Kind…. Look After Each Other
18th June
(C) David Oakes 2026
It looks such a beautiful part of the world, David, though I know (from Jude) that there are often weather issues xx
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One thing about British weather is that is changeable. Dull tiday but a heatwave promised (or maybe that is optomistic)
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beautiful in the ever-changing weather
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It is breath-taking and reminds me of he coast of Maine here in the USA.
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