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St. Ives, Cornwall, England, continued
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| It doesn't take long for Bob to find a pasty shop! | Nikki and Josh think those pasties pretty good, too. |
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| And now, to the beach! | St. Ives has several beaches. This one looked good to us. |
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| Here we all are, eating our sandwiches and getting a sunburn. | Josh, Nikki, and I take a stroll on the beach. |
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It was a perfect day for beaching!
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After we had friend enough on the beach, we went looking for ice cream... |
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| and found it! | Josh gets ready to attack his rich, yellow, Cornish ice cream. |
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Mount St. Michael, Cornwall, England
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| Mt. St. Michael is connected to the Cornwall mainland by a causeway only at low tide. Bladderwrack seaweed and snails cover the sands here. | A picturesque old village clusters around the harbor at the foot of the mount. We hated to leave the causeway, but wanted to explore the village. |
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| A mural map covers the wall of the information center. | Now, the pièce de résistance, the castle. If you want to tour the castle, you've got to climb the mount. |
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| Stone steps, cobbled paths, and trails. It's still a challenge to storm the castle! | Almost there. |
