Our first hike on day 2 was around Cape Cornwall, starting in the old mining town of St. Just on the far western edge of the country.
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| I'm wearing Cape Cornwall on my head here. |
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The whole coastal path is well marked and has charming gates and convenient stairs. |
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| But there can be obstacles on the path that cause detours. |
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| Our next short hike was to St. Michael's Mount, an island fortress with a footpath that is passable only at low tide. |
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| We visited the town of Penzance next, where I had to check out all the neat pirate lore. Jeremy agreed to this but was tougher to talk into a visit to Mousehole. Especially after I admitted that I just wanted to go because I like the name Mousehole, pronounced Mowzle. |
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| Instead, we visited St. Ives for our final hike of the day where there were beautiful beaches on every side of the peninsula, beaches I trudged through a little too tired to properly appreciate. |
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