Heligan Gardens

Heligan Gardens or "The Lost Gardens of Heligan" is the second most visited gardens in the Country next to the RHS. These gardens have been restored over the last 10 years or so and now grow crops such as Pineapple, vegitables andseveral diffent scrubs

The Green Giant of Heligan

The Green Giant was fist cast with concrete, and then the moss was applied to give this large face

Gorran Bus

Gorran Bus picking up passengers on one of their trips to Truro, St Austell etc.

Gorran Have Beach taken from the cliff top looking Westward

Gorran Haven beach one of the safest beaches around and now the sea water has a sparkle as a result of South West Water completing the sewage

Caerhays Castle

Caerhays Castle is owned by the Williams family for several years, they have a beautiful garden which you can visit for part of the year

Mevagissey Harbour

Mevagissey Harbour during one of the very high tides

Gorran Haven Beach

Gorran Haven beach with the visitors boats moored

Gorran Haven Beach and Quay

Gorran Haven beach again taken from the cliff walks to the East of the village

Cherry Tree

This photo was taken of the tree flowering in spring. Shrubs, trees and flowers are always in abundance during early Spring through to the Fall. The hedges are usuall flowering from Spring through to Autumn with such flowers as Daffodils, primroses, pink campian, vetch, foxgloves and many more

Dodman Cross

Dodman Cross was put there by a vicar just over one hundred years ago to help sailors to determine what part of the coast that they had arrived at

Foxhole Lane looking towards Big Perhaver Beach

A photograph of the lower part of Gorran Haven looking towards Big Perhaver Beach