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The Drive and Car Parking Area
Four Concrete Motor Cycle Parking Bays with Ground Anchors
The Breakfast Room
Ground Floor Twin En-suite Room with Bath and Shower Cubicle
1st Floor Landing
1st Floor Double Bed en-suite Bedroom with Shower
1st Floor Single/family suite Room with shared facilities
Ground Floor Single Room with shared facilities
Ground Floor Shower Room for shared use of Single Bedrooms
Some LONG DISTANCE CYCLISTS & WALKERS who have stayed the night.
Mark Johnston, from the Bedford area, setting off on 2nd leg of Lands End to John O'Groats trip. His wife and daughter, Susan and Fiona, are travelling along by car, taking in the various sights (they're doing the Eden Project today) and all meeting up at the next B&B. Mark's bicycle is an "Ernesto Colnago" made from carbon fibre - very light, very technically innovative and very many numbers in the price tag!
Kumaran Navaratnarajah ( aka Nav ) and Gerald Knights setting off on 2nd leg of Lands End to John O'Groats trip. They came via The Lizard yesterday so that's the most Southerly point achieved also! They're riding for charity and if you click on their photo it'll take you to a website with all the details. There was also meant to be another rider, Ray Pang, who unfortunately was unable to start with the 2 boys but hopes to catch them up! 4th July - Ray started from Lands End today and did 94 miles to meet up with Nav and Gerald at their second nights stop at Launceston - well done!
Paul Duggan and Daniel Hancock, from the Bath area, setting off on 2nd leg of Lands End to John O'Groats trip. They came via The Lizard yesterday so that's the most Southerly point out of the way also! They're riding for charity and if you click on their photo it'll take you to a website with all the details.
Paula Bourke and Robin Cox setting out on 2nd leg of their journey. Paula is doing the full Lands End to John O'Groats trip but Rob is leaving her at Tiverton. Rob has a fascinating hobby involved with an obscure classic British car - click on their photo to go to the website.
David Gunn, setting out in the Mizzle (Cornish mist & drizzle), on the 6th day of his weeks trip.
He's basically cycling from Appledore to Plymouth via the Cornish coast.
Andy and John Wilson (father and son) setting off on Lands End to John O'Groats trip.
James Fryer setting out to Penzance on his charity walk from John O'Groats to Lands End - 1 more day to go.
Colin Whitby, aged 73, from Cheltenham, setting out to Lands End during his 'Home - Lands End - John O'Groats - Lands End - Home' ride. He's collecting for the " Army Benevolent Fund " He started on 20th April and hopes to be back by 23rd May.
Keith Shuttlewood (Horsham Cycling Club) setting out on 5th day of round Britain trip.
Jacob and Hanne Stougaard, from Denmark, setting out on 6th day of Lands End to John O'Groats walk (only 114 days to go !)
We had a postcard from Jacob and Hanne sent from John O'Groats on 2nd September '08 which was 9 days ahead of their schedule - Well done!
Guido Vandroemme, from Belgium, setting out on 3rd day of sightseeing in Cornwall.
Mat Richardson, setting off on 3rd leg of Lands End to John O'Groats - why the 3rd not 2nd? As well as "End to End" he's greedily
incorporating Lizard to Dunnet head, "South to North". (Click photo to go to his amusing story of the trip !)
Nick Mundy setting off on 2nd leg of Lands End to North Foreland Point near Margate (Click photo to go to his amusing story of the trip !)
Felicity Peyman with Vic Peyman setting off on their 2nd leg of Lands End to John O'Groats.
Chris Tattersall and Jack Brough - Both setting off on last leg of Charity John O'Groats to Lands End rides.
Below are some visitor's remarks written in our dining room Guest book.
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The best B&B ever. Thank you for being so kind and looking after me during my stay - R Berlyn, Appleby, Cumbria.
We arrived in dark rainy weather and enjoyed the warm truly friendly welcome. During the fantastic breakfast in the sunny dining room we felt like having landed in paradise. Thank you so much - M & R Kamphausen, Offenburg, Germany.
The standard by which all guest houses should be judged. Far exceeded our expectations. Thank you - N, V & O Chitty, Blewbury, Oxfordshire.
We enjoyed the wonderful room. The breakfast was excellent. thank you very much for this homely & warmly stay! - S & R Schimer, Lucerne, Switzerland.
You have made us feel so welcome. We are sorry to leave. Delicious breakfasts. Thank you - I & S Abo el Nour, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
This has to be the most welcoming and well equipped bed and breakfast I have stayed in. Attention to detail on every level, and the most welcoming of welcomes - 10 out of 10 for sure! - A Hornibrook, Okehampton.
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A Rare Sight - Snow in Falmouth area - February 2004
Well Maybe not so Rare nowadays! - Snow in Falmouth area - November 2005
Okay - you get the message - I'm completely wrong! - Snow again in Falmouth area - February 2009
.................................... January 2010 !
Winter 2010/11......
OK no more snowy pics, we're all sick to death with it year in year out!
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