We visited the ruins of Tintagel castle recently. It was the place where the legend of King Arthur was born.
Gallos on the cliffs of Tintagel
We visited the ruins of Tintagel castle recently. It was the place where the legend of King Arthur was born. Six Word Saturday
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13 responses to “Gallos on the cliffs of Tintagel”
Visiting Tintagel has been in my bucket list for ages
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I can see why! I hope you get to visit and have an amazing time.
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Cool, I saw a documentary on the site. So beautiful.
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Ooo! Was it good? It’s a spectacular site. I just wish I knew more about the place!
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I liked it very much. Here is the link, only catch is access requires membership in public tv, you may be able to find it elsewhere? https://www.pbs.org/video/king-arthurs-lost-kingdom-6dpt6t/
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Thank you very much! 😁
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An excellent photo!
The rock band Kayak has a song “Tintagel” (from the 1981 album “Merlin”). Enjoy it~
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Thank you! 🙂 I had no idea there was a rock band called Kayak!
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Vey cool. I like the see through form of the sculpture.
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Me too. 😁 Gallos apparently means power in Cornish.
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Quite fitting.
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That’s a good looking sculpture, Aggie. Or is he real? 🙂 🙂
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😄😄😄
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