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Outside Doc Martin's house |
So, after my lovely informative walk this morning, I went and had a cup of coffee. The Brits have discovered how to make flat whites now - on the menu they are described as having been popular in Australia and NZ. It's lovely because I used to have to drink lattes which are a little milky for my system.
After coffee I retired to my room and wrote up the last episode of the blog before I forgot it all. Then of course I had some important reading to do about the footy etc.... Eventually I ventured out again and decided to just go for a walk wherever it took me. I went along the path that I came down in the rain yesterday from the car park, and just checked my car was still there! (Which it was - thank you Jesus).
There was some beautiful scenery along that path..
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Scenery on car park road |
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Scenery on car park road |
On the way back I called into St Peter's Church (C of E) which had an exhibition about the fishing history of Port Isaac.
Not sure if you can read this... maybe try zooming in..
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History of Port Isaac |
Loved this painting that was at the back of the Church
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Painting at back of the Church of Jesus with the fishermen |
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St Peter's Church |
Then I made the trek up to Doc Martin's house to get the pic there.... unfortunately there was a van parked in front of it this morning on the tour.... (see above)
Then a few more pics on the way down..
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Port Isaac harbour |
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Port Isaac harbour |
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Port Isaac harbour |
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Port Isaac harbour |
So, that's just about if for Port Isaac. I have a heap more photos but I'll save them so I can bore you with them when I return.
Now I have to work out some accommodation for the next 2 nights, as I'm not booked in anywhere.
Always something to be done!
Such a beautiful place! - if you need to borrow a Doc Martin dvd, l can help! 😉😉
ReplyDeleteMight need to take you up on that... the series will take on a whole new perspective after that visit.
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