On the most easterly tip of Falmouth sits Pendennis Castle, a fort built by King Henry VIII which saw use right up until WWII.
This proved to be a much better day out for the kids than originally expected; the big collection of big guns providing plenty of entertainment. We even got to see one of the 25lb Howitzers fired at midday.
The castle’s sights also made a good subject for my Samyang fisheye which provided a unique perspective.
Other parts in the Cornwall Series:
A Cornish Adventure Part 1: St Ives
The blog has been quiet for a little while; a big family holiday to Cornwall followed by a busy work ...
A Cornish Adventure Part 2: Portreath
Next up in my Cornwall series, the lovely little seaside town we stayed in; Portreath. North of St Ives and near ...
A Cornish Adventure Part 3: Pendennis Castle
On the most easterly tip of Falmouth sits Pendennis Castle, a fort built by King Henry VIII which saw use ...
A Cornish Adventure Part 4: The Lizard
The final day of our Cornwall trip saw us visit the most southerly point of mainland Great Britain; Lizard Point ...