When I was growing up, every year for the first 11 years of my life we would always head down to Cornwall for our annual family summer holiday. Cornwall is down in the far south-west of England and when you look at England on a map, it’s that bit in the bottom right hand corner that looks a bit like a foot kicking out into the Atlantic. It really is a very special place with its own quirks and charms that really can’t be found anywhere else. The coastal scenery is take-your-breath-away spectacular, and all the little towns and fishing villages are as quaint as quaint can be (and in a completely uncontrived way too). And then there’s all the food: clotted cream teas, fish and chips, Cornish pasties, clotted cream fudge… the finest of British fares. To this day, it remains one of my very favourite parts of the UK and it’s right there on the top of my list of places to take Baby Peach when he’s old enough to start enjoing holidays of his own.

These warm cosy feelings are probably some of the reasons why I love visiting Pipany’s blog so much. Even if you don’t read anything over there, the pictures of Cornwall make it well worth the visit, especially the ones in this post. By the way, she’s also a rather good crafter too which is always a bonus!

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Enjoy! xx

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