[Arthur, the oldest dish at Goonhilly, and you can tour round inside]My next stop was Lizard Point, the most southernmost point in mainland Britain. There are rugged rocks and coastal flowers, one of the most prevalent is a native of South Africa and has taken a strong foothold on the rocks about the Lizard, it's a succulent called the Hottentot Fig:
[Yellow Hottentot Fig, but they also come in orange and delicate shades of pink]I also stopped at Mullion Cove and St. Michael's Mount on the way to St. Ives, where I'll be spending two nights. Here's a view of part of the harbour as I walked out to find dinner - the tide was splashing the walkways with foam, so you had to time your walk carefully!
[St. Ives and a few crashing waves]See a few more photos from today in my Flickrstream.
