My final impression of our day has to be this dramatic moment that the sun became a fiery ball caught in the changing cloud above Perranuthnoe as the date palms tossed in our garden.
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- Christine Taylor Ednovean Farm
- My name is Christine and I've written a blog for many years about life on a farm running a B&B in West Cornwall surrounded by the horses we love and the garden we are developing over time
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