Did you miss me?
I certainly missed you…
and my laptop and the internet! I’ve just spent the last four hours since I arrived
back home catching up with my world…blogs, pinterest, facebook, emails…
I have to admit, as I first realised on my mini break a few months ago, a break
from the internet is actually a good thing. It forces you to break habits, to
re-evaluate what you do and why you do it, and it also gives you a chance to
rest your mind from daily rituals so that when you come ‘back’ all the creativity
juices get going in full force.
But, this time it was for a whole week. That was pretty
tough. On top of that I barely had any phone signal so my phone was pretty much
redundant the whole time.
I feel rejuvenated by my holiday with my family to Lizard
Point on the Cornish coast. We stayed in a converted lighthouse with gorgeous
views across the ocean. We all got very excited when the lighthouse foghorn (from
the new adjacent working lighthouse) went off this morning as we were getting
up and having breakfast for the last time before making the long drive home.
So, now back to reality and a busy Easter weekend. Now, before
I go to bed I will leave you with a little selection of my favourite photos
from the trip….I got a little carried away and took way too many photos so I’ve
been pretty brutal with my ‘favourites album’ and this is simply a small snapshot.
The lighthouse 'cottage'
Our lighthouse from afar
A flock of seagulls
Pretty St Ives. Quaint and arty...this photo almost looks like a painting in itself!
St Ives (again) because it was so pretty!
Pretty red leaves (no idea what the tree was)
Another pretty flower...one of many on our cliff walks
Cadgwith fishing village...I love the tactile qualities of boats.
Looks so beautiful. Can't believe I've never been to Cornwall, I must amend that asap.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes I know the feeling with being away from internet, it's pretty tough but like you say, I'm sure it's good for us to take a break too.
yes it was a very beautiful part of the coast, so many gorgeous little villages, and being right on lizard point (the most southerly point of the UK)mmeant you could see for miles and miles. Shame about all the clotted cream...not the most vegan friendly part of the country! :-)
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