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A mid-summer sunset from Porthmeor Beach,

Lighthouse on the North Cornwall coast to the west of Padstow.

Evening light over Porthmeor Beach.

Looking to Cape Cornwall from the coast path between Sennen Cove and Lands End, showing the lookout station above the village.

Looking across the harbour at high tide on a mid-summer morning.

Looking to the beach from the path to the lookout station above Sennen Cove.

A sailing boat passing the lighthouse on a mid summer afternoon.

St Mawes Castle and its larger sister castle, Pendennis, were built as part of a defensive chain of fortresses by Henry VIII to protect the south coast of Cornwall.

Looking across the beach towards Porthkidney Sands.

A mid-summer sunset from Porthmeor Beach.

On a mid-summer afternoon.

Looking along Porthmeor Beach to the island at sunset.

Looking north along the beach from Perranporth.

Looking along the beach towards Gwithian Sands and Godrevy on a glorious summer day.

On a summer afternoon.

Porthmeor Beach.

Looking along the beach on a cool and windy June evening.

Evening light in the harbour.

Evening light in the harbour.

A mid-summer sunset from Porthmeor Beach.

Viewed from across the mouth of the Percuil River, near St Mawes.

A Herring Gull on a fishing boat in the harbour.

Looking towards Clodgy Point at dusk on a mid-summer evening, from Porthmeor Beach, St Ives,

Looking along the beach from the footbridge over the St Ives Branch, with St Ives and in the distance.

Waves rolling along the beach.

Porthmeor Beach at sunset.

Looking across the beach to Logan Rock.

Coverack, Cornwall. Cornish fishing harbour landscape

A dusk sky captured from Porthmeor Beach.

Looking north along the bay towards Holywell on a mid-summer afternoon.

A mid-summer sunset from Porthmeor Beach.

St Ives harbour on a mid-summer afternoon, looking towards Smeaton`s Pier.

A mid-summer sunset from Porthmeor Beach, St Ives, looking towards Clodgy Point.

Saint Piran's Day is the national day of Cornwall, held on the 5th of March every year. The day is named after one of the patron saints of Cornwall, Saint Piran, who is also the patron saint of tin miners.

A night view of the harbour from The Malakoff viewpoint.

Looking north along the beach on a March morning, with Dinas Head in the background.