The sun and clouds fight with each other today. Thick, grey clouds don’t want to be chased away by the bright warm sun. We take a rest day, as this is why we booked four nights at this campsite near the beach.
The kids love rest days, playing on the playground without time limit, making a leaf, bark and stick soup of the puddle pool, and colouring at our picknick table.
We skip a trip to the supermarket and try to feed ourselves from the campsite store, which is not easy as they mostly sell candy. We take the long road to the beach to pick dozens of blackberries and play in the sand and sea.
Tim goes to make some evening pictures, the only trip of today. He visits Lizard point, 4 miles down the road and the most southern point of mainland Britain. He also flies over the Devil’s frying pan and ends at Kynance Cove for sunset, which is obscured by clouds.
