
It’s cooler outside the house.
Late afternoon the skies clouded over and we heard rolling thunder. But the rain must have fallen elsewhere.

It rained this afternoon. A big glorious downpour that broke the heatwave.
The image of Mary Poppins is from Leicester Square. We jumped on a train and explored the area yesterday evening.

An ageing rose. Still beautiful though. Found on my way to get my morning coffee today.
It’s my last day of work before my two week holiday. They say it’s going to rain. I can’t wait.
I come from a land of drought and bushfires. The right amount of rain is wonderful!!

This country is green!
We started our summer holiday today and headed to Cornwall.
I’ve never been there before. But I hear it is a beautiful part of the country.

Charming old houses and narrow streets. We’ve been exploring various areas around Penzance.
This place is indeed beautiful. And it is so lovely to see the sea again!

We went exploring today.
Saw the amazing Tintagel castle in Cornwall.
Then popped over to North Devon to this quaint fishing village called Clovelly.

We drove to Dartmoor in Devon and walked its hills. The sun came out but the rain was never far off.
The landscape was beautiful!
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5 responses to “Project 2020: Week #33”
That castle is intriguing. I would love to explore it.
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Tintagel Castle was stunning. High on a rocky coast, the ruins overlooked the sea. They say that’s where the legend of King Arthur was born.
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I believe it. It is like something out of a novel.
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Cornwall and Devonshire are very beautiful places.
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They are indeed! 😁
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