One of the best things about my recent road trip through England’s West Country with my mum was losing time. We didn’t rush anywhere, we didn’t set daily plans, and sometimes we didn’t know where we were going until we got there.
Instead, we took each day as it came, admiring the scenery and stunning nature.
We wandered.
We cruised.
We travelled.
We explored.
We spent our days breathing in fresh, country air, walking through salty, seaside breezes, watching waves break, clouds roll, and lambs bounce across hillsides; we soaked up as much nature as possible.
England’s West Country has miles upon miles of stunning, ever-changing landscapes from sandy beaches to rolling, green hills to lush forests. We spent most of our time in Cornwall but also ventured through Devon and Dorset.
Here’s a few tonne of trip highlights…
Bude, Cornwall
Slaughterbridge, North Cornwall
The Eden Project, Cornwall
Port Isaacs, North Cornwall
Tintagel Castle, Cornwall
Clovelly, North Devon
Lyme Regis, West Dorset
Osmington, Dorset
Weymouth, Dorset
As the Eden Project was so spectacular, I dedicated an entire post to it. Make sure you check it out!
From someone who lives far away – the scenery is gorgeous.
It really was such a beautiful part of England! Mum was visiting from Australia (I’m actually from Sydney!) so think she loved seeing such different landscapes too. 🙂
Gorgeous photographs! I was wondering why there were only two pictures at The Eden Centre. I think me and The Bloke came back with around 100! What’s with the giant er, rhino?
Thank you! 🙂 Well, I took so many photos at The Eden Project that I decided to make a separate post about it. It should be up soon – just in the editing stages! 😀
I have no idea about the giant rhino… so strange that I had to include the photo. Haha!
I love that you did lol