Having spent a few days with the Pommies we are on our way for our trip. Over the next few weeks we'll be travelling from the bottom of England upto Scotland. Only a few hundred miles compared to some of the driving we have done in Australia. Gai has booked us into pubs for all of our stays so it should be from some interesting times. Being the festive season too, we hope to see towns at night and have the Christmas feel for when we get home on Christmas Eve. So we decided to start our trip in Cornwell, where Gai's family originally came from and also close to my roots. The Pommies lent us their Tom Tom, which without we would have been lost many times and this saved us countless hours of just trying to find our way.

Crusing the highway. Gai learns to take photos on the move.	It's winter time. It's great to have seasons again.	Tom Tom hard at work. We re-named him Jeeves.	Cruise control would have been good on the car !.
Down to two lanes now. Traffic is getting less.	Over the hill are wind mills. Time for a fuel stop too.	And windy it was too. You know why these were put here.	Plenty of lovely rolling country side.
And some more.	Single lane roads now. We must be getting closer.	Day1..It's been a big drive.	OOh..Traffic congestion. Great to be off freeways.
Our home for the next four days. It was a great place to stay.	The bar - only vacant during breakfast time. Many a cold beer was had here.	Our room. Quaint, cosy. and comfortable.	The bed.

The room and furniture.	Low ceilings..You have to be careful. And TV.	The bathroom. Almost half the size of the bedroom.	Shower - I cold write a book about the different showers we had.
Looking out to sea over the Harbour.	One without me in front.	The photographer on the other side of the road.	A typical street. Just wide enough for one car.
Looking out to Mount St. Michael	The skyline dotted by the church domes and spires.	Rest time. Clive stop taking photos.	One of the many carparks around the harbour.
Another lookout to Mount St. Michael.	These stone walls really impressed me.	Looking down the street from our pub to the harbour.
Tolcarne Inn built 1717. This place was older than the one we stayed at.	Cajun Chicken.	Dinner at an Italian Restaurant.	Duck L'Orange.

View of the harbour with all the fleet in..

Looking towards the inn and the houses opposite it.