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Cornish Coast
Posted On: 03/18/2024 17:39:20


Cornish Coast


Waves crash against the cornish coast

Seagulls soaring above in flight

Round and round in circles they go

In search of food is their plight


Boats anchored in the harbour

Swaying to and fro

Protected shelter from the cove

When the wind doth blow


Cottages dotted on the hillside

Above the narrow streets

Aligned with quaint shops and cosy pubs

Where all the locals meet


Tired fishermen returning home

With their daily catch

Long day coming to an end

Release those wellies and woollen hats


~Lynne~



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From: LadyLynne
04/24/2024 01:07:54

Thanks and glad you enjoyed it, Tarlia. 

From: Tarlia
04/23/2024 04:02:10

Simply smashing image and verse Lynne!  I was, and always will be, a fan of the series Doc Martin; the Cornish Coast most divine too!

From: LadyLynne
03/25/2024 02:21:33

Thanks so much, Di.  Photos bring back so many good memories and glad they brought back some fond ones for you too!

From: LadyLynne
03/23/2024 13:10:19

Thanks, Krispen.

From: LadyLynne
03/22/2024 10:28:57

Great and glad you enjoyed the pics too, Di.  Martin is entirely different than his grumpy character.  When I was taking the photo of him and the dog, I asked him to smile.  So he said "I am smiling".  As you can see, the technician behind him had a grin on his face.  LOL

From: wags1
03/22/2024 10:15:39

Thanks so much, Lynne! The pics are awesome. We watch Doc Martin every week on Ovation network... we're hooked. Love that you got a great shot of the "It's not my dog"! lol We've watched many BritTV series for years and love them. Thanks again! 



From: LadyLynne
03/22/2024 10:05:15

Thanks, Wanda.  We stayed in that lovely little fishing village for a week, so got to see all the action.  It was fun and brings back fond memories.

From: Wanda-Marie
03/22/2024 09:57:58

Thanks for sharing Lynne..loved the photos and poem.. Nice memories for sure!!!

From: dyannie
03/22/2024 04:41:51

Nice Photos! Lucky you!

From: nightfall
03/22/2024 04:03:42

Awesome photos! What a great day you had.



From: LadyLynne
03/22/2024 01:03:47

Here are some photos taken in Port Isaac, Cornwall where the long-running TV series "Doc Martin" was made.  Visited there some years back and they just happened to be filming.  The first photo is of my late sister Aileen and actor Martin Clunes.  The second one near the harbour is of the two of us and actor Ian McNeice.  The rest are self-explanatory.  The cast and crew were friendly so a nice experience.  

From: LadyLynne
03/22/2024 00:51:16



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03/22/2024 00:50:44



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From: LadyLynne
03/22/2024 00:49:30

Yes it ran for a long time, momtocam.

From: LadyLynne
03/22/2024 00:48:12

Thanks so much and glad you liked it, Dianne. 

From: momtocam
03/21/2024 07:15:56

Loved the Doc Martin series..wish it was still running..

From: dyannie
03/21/2024 04:48:26

A Lovely poem, Lynne and especially seeing the  Doc Martin filming. I like that show. Also, I imagined the sounds of the sea gulls, the boats and the slight rustling of the water. Thanks for sharing!

From: nightfall
03/20/2024 05:43:22

How cool Lynne. You got to see filming as it happened!



From: LadyLynne
03/20/2024 01:16:41

Aww thanks, Greg.  I took the photo in Port Isaac, Cornwall a few years ago.  This is the place in which the "Doc Martin" UK TV series was made.  My sister and I happened to be there while they were filming so got to see all the action. 

From: nightfall
03/19/2024 06:01:21

Beautiful poem Lynne! Love the pic too!




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