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A crafts shop sells curios to tourists at the old fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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A crafts shop sells curios to tourists at the old fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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Children's buckets and spades for sale at a shop at the old Cornish fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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Gone Fishing Cottage in the old Cornish fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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Fishing boats tethered within the safety of the massive harbour wall protecting the harbour of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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A walker sets off along the coastal path around Cape Cornwall on the north Cornish coast,England
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Prominantly displayed lifeguards flag on Harlyn Bay Beach during the height of summer holidays
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A bronze sculpture by the renowned 20th Century British sculptress,Dame Barbara Hepworth,set in a public garden overlooking the sea at St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Overlooking the bay of the old Cornish fishing village of St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Overlooking the bay of the old Cornish fishing village of St Ives,Cornwall,England
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View over the rooftops of the hotels and houses surrounding the bay of the old Cornish fishing village of St Ives,Cornwall,England
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View of the Cornish fishing village of Mousehole from the harbour wall,Cornwall,England
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View out from the harbour wall of the Cornish fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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Sign on the front door of a cottage in the Cornish fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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Elegant wrought iron railings and sturdy granite pillars of the oldest house in the Cornish fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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Old stone steps lead up to a traditional cottage in Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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The door of a fisherman's cottage in Mousehole has an anchor for a door knocker and a ship's porthole for a peephole,Cornwall,England
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The war memorial in the Cornish village of Mousehole looks out over the harbour,Cornwall,England
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Boats moored in the harbour of the old Cornish fishing village of Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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A terracotta flower pot cast in the shape of a mermaid adorns a fisherman's cottage in Mousehole,Cornwall,England
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The Tate St Ives,the provincial outpost of the famous London art gallery built in 1993,standing above Porthmeor Beach. Artists such as Barbera Hepworth and Alfred Wallace established a thriving artists' colony here in the 1920s and 1930s. The tradition still lives on today with small art galleries and artists' studios scattered around he town.
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A group of tourists chat and eat ice creams while sitting on the quayside in St Ives,Cornwall.
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A walker on the Cornish coastal path walks beneath a steep cliff showing signs of coastal erosion in the Cot Valley,Cornwall,England
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A ruined chapel looks out over the sea at Cape Cornwall near St Just on Cornwall's north coast,England
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Succulent flowers carpet the rocks on the cliffs along the Cornish coast,Cornwall,England
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Sea lettuce lines a rock pool on the shore of the Cot Valley,Cornwall,England
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Sea lettuce lines a rock pool on the shore of the Cot Valley,Cornwall,England
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A ruined chapel looks out over the sea at Cape Cornwall near St Just on Cornwall's north coast,England
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A small fisherman's hut tucked under the lee of the cliff at Cape Cornwall,England
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Smooth boulders line the coast at Porth Nanven on the north coast of Cornwall's Penwith Peninsula,England
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Smooth boulders line the coast at Porth Nanven on the north coast of Cornwall's Penwith Peninsula,England
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A view of Cromwell's Castle,which guards the northern approaches to New Grimsby Harbour. Cromwell's Castle is a stone 17th century circular artillery tower,with a low 18th century gun platform,that has its own access and guard room.
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A view of Cromwell's Castle,which guards the northern approaches to New Grimsby Harbour. Cromwell's Castle is a stone 17th century circular artillery tower,with a low 18th century gun platform,that has its own access and guard room.
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Sculpture by 20th Century British sculptress,Dame Barbara Hepworth,on display at the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives,Cornwall,England
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England,East Sussex,Eastbourne. Eastbourne is situated at the eastern end of the South Downs alongside the famous Beachy Head cliff. The sheltered position of the main town behind the cliff contributes to Eastbournes title of sunniest place in Great Britain.
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England,East Sussex,Eastbourne. Eastbourne Pier is a seaside pleasure pier in on the south coast of England.
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England,East Sussex,Eastbourne. Eastbourne Pier is a seaside pleasure pier in on the south coast of England.
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England,East Sussex,Eastbourne. Eastbourne Pier is a seaside pleasure pier in on the south coast of England.
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England,East Sussex,Eastbourne. Eastbourne Pier is a seaside pleasure pier in on the south coast of England.
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A bronze sculpture by the eminent 20th Century British sculptress Dame Barbara Hepworth outside the Guildhall of St Ives,Cornwall,England
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The sign for Skidden House,a hotel dating back to the 16th Century in St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Sculpture by 20th Century British sculptress,Dame Barbara Hepworth,on display at the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Sculpture by 20th Century British sculptress,Dame Barbara Hepworth,on display at the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Sculpture by 20th Century British sculptress,Dame Barbara Hepworth,on display at the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Sculpture by 20th Century British sculptress,Dame Barbara Hepworth,on display at the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Sculpture by 20th Century British sculptress,Dame Barbara Hepworth,on display at the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives,Cornwall,England
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An ornate headstone commemorates the life of a Cornish fisherman,Cornwall,England
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The welcoming porch to Norway House,an old fisherman's cottage,now offering Bed and Breakfast accommodation to tourists to St Ives,Cornwall,England
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St Ives Motor boats for hire to tourists in the small harbour at St Ives,Cornwall,England
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Deckchairs,the symbol of British tourism,on the quayside of St Ives,Cornwall.
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Boats in the harbour of St Ives,Cornwall. Once the home of one of the largest fishing fleets in Britain,the industry has since gone into decline. Tourism is now the primary industry of this popular seaside resort town.
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Boats in the harbour of St Ives,Cornwall. Once the home of one of the largest fishing fleets in Britain,the industry has since gone into decline. Tourism is now the primary industry of this popular seaside resort town.
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The sign outside the Grey Mullet Guest House in the Fifherman's Quater of St Ives,Cornwall. Once the home of one of the largest fishing fleets in Britain,the industry has since gone into decline. Tourism is now the primary industry of this popular seaside resort town.
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A street in the Fisherman's Quarter of St Ives,Cornwall,lined with B&Bs and hotels. Once the home of one of the largest fishing fleets in Britain,the industry has since gone into decline. Tourism is now the primary industry of this popular seaside resort town.
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A street in the Fisherman's Quarter of St Ives,Cornwall,lined with B&Bs and hotels. Once the home of one of the largest fishing fleets in Britain,the industry has since gone into decline. Tourism is now the primary industry of this popular seaside resort town.
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Looking out across Old Grimsby towards Blockhouse Point from the Island Hotel,Tresco. Wooden seats are carved to the shape of crabs.
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