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If you were going to cornwall on holiday ..

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hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 17:41

And wanted to visit a pretty quaint place where you have a lovely cream tea, where would you go?

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Soapbox · 31/08/2008 17:49

Cornwall is a very big place - why don't you tell us first where you will be staying so we can recommend somewhere close by?

hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 17:50

Perranporth Sopbox

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BoysAreLikeDogs · 31/08/2008 17:53

Clovelly and Boscastle too far north really if you are in Perranporth.

Anywhere in Padstow would be lovely.

[Cornwall envy]

HTH

ilovemydog · 31/08/2008 17:54

national trust place near bedruthan steps

hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 18:00

Thanks Bald.
Off to google images of Padstow.

Where are the bedruthan steps ilove?

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ilovemydog · 31/08/2008 18:04

tea room

hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 18:16

Looks fantastic ilove, very dramatic - if we get a chance we'll definatly visit. We are taking our dog so it would a good place to give her a good run.

Padstow looks like the sort of village type place I was after BALD. Looking at them pictures of the sea made me all exicited.

I just hope we have good weather - fingers crossed

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BoysAreLikeDogs · 31/08/2008 18:19

I heart Cornwall but DP Not Keen

We last went for the eclipse, in 1999. Damp squib.

Heigh ho.

hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 18:22

Where does dp prefer BALD?

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scorpio1 · 31/08/2008 18:23

[lives in Cornwall emoticon - West Cornwall]

hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 18:24

of scorpio1

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BoysAreLikeDogs · 31/08/2008 18:28

Scotland - it is home for him after all, and we live in the SW Marches, twixt Monmouth/Abergavenny/Gloucester.

heigh ho

hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 18:29

Just google images of Clovelly and it looks gorgeous.

But its an hour and half away

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hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 18:30

Ar I see

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hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 18:53

If we are visiting the lizard, how do we find the famous pasty shop and ice cream shop that I've heard so much about?

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smoggie · 31/08/2008 19:17

Padstow, Rock, Wadebridge(lots of art shops)

ilovemydog · 31/08/2008 19:19

The one on the Harbor?

Sparkler · 31/08/2008 19:21

Without a doubt, I'd go to my favourite place in the whole world..............

Kynance Cove

shrinkingsagpuss · 31/08/2008 19:25

off to cornwall on saturday.. like a second home... hope the weather is nice. went last r with 4 week old DD, in a caravan.. nearly got divorced on the strength of it.

North coast nice cliffs and spectacualr views, good waves. south coast, lots of lovely harbours. mevagissey great out of season.. horrid in season.

padstow same.... actually.... everything!

as for cream tea.... not sure really, not our thing... can recommend a nice restaurant in mevagissey tho!

SilentTerror · 31/08/2008 20:00

The pasty shop is in Lizard village.
Ice cream at a farm called Roskillys not far from Lizard I think.

Whizzz · 31/08/2008 20:04

Be warned though Padstow is ALWAYS busy - it looks like a village BUT has hoards of people wandering the streets

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hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 20:22

Thanks MAS will go and take a look at your suggestions.

Because of the recommandations for Kynance cove I was thinking that as we are going to visit the seal sanctuary (dogs allowed) we could then drive down to Kynance Cove and visit the pasty shop and give the dog a really good run.

Does this sound doable?

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hughjarssss · 31/08/2008 22:09

Anyone???

Rock looks Fab - all that sand!

Would Padstow be busy even though the children are back at school?

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Rosefairy · 31/08/2008 22:43

I wouldnt go anywhere near Bedruthan if I was you, just recently a lot of the locals have been suffering from the Norwalk virus its been all over the press down here still over 150 people suffering at the moment. Padstow is always busy, even more so after the schools go back as then you get the older visitor and those with younger kids who come when it is cheaper, but it is still worth a visit and you could always start in Wadebridge and use the Camel trail if you hire bikes thats always nice. If you go to Padstow try the Roskillys ice cream its one of the best I think esp Orange and Mascapone!! oh yes and a Chough bakery Pasty (not the rubbish from Pasty Presto! ugh)oh just thinking of it makes me hungry. Have a great holiday though wherever you end up.