My dorm room at Ocean's Backpackers Hostel, Ilfracombe
Lounge area - PS2 games and also PC for internet
Living hall - TV / DVD
Harbour @ Ilfracombe Town
Street of Ilfracombe
Anglers at Ilfracombe Jetty
ST. Nicholas Chapel on Lantern Hill, Ilfracombe - might be the oldest lighthouse in Britain
Bicycle storage lockers near the jetty
Backlane of Ilfracombe town
Walking down memory lane
Ilfracombe's oldest pub (circa 1360)
Ilfracombe town viewed from Lantern Hill
Houses on top of the hills overlooking the sea
High tide - the jetty is now covered under water
Landmark Theater (the 2 cone shaped buildings) & Ilfracombe town - view from Clapton Hill
The Frog and the Monkey
The beginning of my Torr's Walk
Luxurious bunglow house
Slimy snail (minus its shell) along the path
Stoping at the viewpoint
Overlooking the Ilfracombe town
Herds of cows in the farm
The curious cows inched closer towards me, the stranger with a 'black thing' (camera)
An abandoned house with only this wall standing
Lee Bay - the brown colour stuff are actually seaweeds
Lee Bay
Stones thinned after being repeatedly washed by the waves
The vacated Waterfront bar at Lee Bay
Took cover from the rain under this narrow roof
Beach hut @ Saunton Sands (the mats are used to block the strong chilly wind)
Men & his 3 dogs
Girl and dog
The hyper-active dog who gave me a fright when he rushed out from the bush and jumped at me
A dead dolphin on the beach (badly injured)
Surfer's glide
a happy surfer
Father and son
Lynton & Lynmouth - England's little Switzerland where Exmoor meets the sea
Lynmouth bay
Lymnouth
Lynmouth
The cliff railway connecting Lynmouth and Lynton
Pedestrian street at Lynmouth housing restaurants, cafes and souvenir shops
Lynmouth town - by the sea
Hotels and residentials of Lynmouth
Lynton town - on the hill
Tintagel castle (the remains of the 13th century castle) set on a picturisque headland connected to the mainland by a slim finger of land - associated to the legendary King Arthur was said to be born here
Tintagel castle is seperated into 2 sections (left and right) - tourists have to climb up 100+ steps to get to the top; At low tide, tourists can also visit the Merlin's cave below on the Castle beach (below the right island)
The Merlin's Cave on the Castle Beach - accesible during low tide
Entrance door to the castle's remains
The main courtyard of Tintagel castle
The main courtyard - left hand side is the Great hall, right hand side is house
Looking out of the window
Astonishing views from the Tintagel castle
Looking back towards the mainland, the other section of the Tintagel castle
The remains of a chapel
Me @ Tintagel Castle
Turquoise blue water
The other part of the castle
The old Tintagel Post Office
Pengenna's Traditional Cornish Steak Pasty - bigger than my palm (GBP3)
The ingredients inside - beef and potatoes
