Clyde and I went to St Michael’s Mount, a castle on a small island off the coast of Cornwall.
St Michael’s Mount was once a Benedictine priory, and later was the home of the St Aubyn family. Today it is run by the National Trust.
Title: 2004 UK Holiday 12: Cornwall: St Michael’s Mount
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Actually I don’t remember what this building was, but it was on the outside of the castle walls. It has a pointed rood, and windows with stone mullions; the path is cobbled, which I recall [...] [more...]
Looking out from a stone arch to a bay window in an inner castle wall.
Another view.
Actually it’s probably a limpet or barnacle. A fairly extreme close-up.
Clyde and I went to St Michael’s Mount, a castle on a small island off the coast of Cornwall.
St Michael’s Mount was once a Benedictine priory, and later was the home of the St Aubyn family. Today it is run by the National Trust.
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