Photos by tgruning: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

The most expensive residential real estate in Devon and alleged to have its own benevolent micro-climate.

Per i puristi della BBC "e già", come affermazione, si traduce in "Yes, that's right" oppure, come rafforzativo, si traduce in "of course". Si accettano altri contributi. Giuseppe

Sure, there will be more menial jobs for cleaners, parking attendants, waiters and guards, along with a massive drain on the already overstretched local infrastructure; just what Cornwall needs - not. Meanwhile "Town Beach" will be shut off for the wealthy incomers, and locals will be deprived of one of the few natural amenities St Austell had going for it. Those that approve of the beach development have been duped. The whole scheme was not properly financed from the start, the planning was notoriously corrupt, and the parent company looks like it is now on the skids.

The public enquiry rejected the sea wall improvements and if the rubbish that was originally passed was ever built there is no way the monstrosity could be safe. I live in St Austell too, but my view of property developers has the benefit of a few years wisdom and maturity living in the real world. Bulldoze the lot and give us back our beach.

A lovely photo, but it should be more to the right just in front of the old churh which is currently being excavated, we visit this cross regular as its near where my wife was born.This picture is more in the position of the new cross

This is not a picture of Minions. This is a picture of 'South Phoenix Mines workings, including the Prince of Wales pump house'.

The Cheesering, atop Stowes Pound, on Bodmin Moor

This is not NETTON Island, (note spelling). It is Stoke Point. Netton Island is a bare rocky outcrop, out of picture, down to our right.

Superb! I spent my childhood summer holidays in this area. We always visited the Chapel on Rame Head each time we stayed at Whitsands Bay Battery now a holiday camp. I was fascinated that this was a pre-reformation chapel and the attached parish church was also pre-reformation. Every time I visit this area I always make a time to see these precious buildings. I now live in New Zealand.

May I suggest that a better title would be "Rame Head from Penlee Point".

This was a very nice picture from Clovelly. I have been there once - a beautiful place!

S.M. Tunli , TUNLIWEB - Living in the the most beautiful city in the World - Bergen - Norway :-)