PORT ISAAC, CORNWALL 2006
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 There are not many of these guns left; They were installed in strategic places around the coast of Britain during WWII. The idea was that as a German boat entered the harbour you would try to blow it to smitherines and so block the harbour entrance making a landing that much more difficult for the invaders. (Arthur Hayward confirmed this - he was there!) |
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  There are a few pictures here of Lawrence Llewellyn Bowen who lives in Port Isaac and has a shop there selling gifty type things. |
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 Call that going for a swim? |
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 View from cottage window ...... is that good or what? |
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 A seagull in Port Isaac (could be anywhere really I guess) |
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 JBM and Arthur Hayward (Ex headmaster of Cavendish School) who lived nr Padstow (has now moved to Gloucester) |
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The
Eden Project nr St Austell - Bio domes in an old quarry.
