St Micheal’s Mount is the Cornish counterpart of Mont St Michel in Normandy. Largely owned by the National Trust since 1954, the St Aubyn family retained a 999 year lease to inhabit the castle.
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Boy in Blue on Bike
Carousel de la Cité Carcassonne
Dilapidated Door in Dinan
Elephant on Elegant Egg
First Frost in Flower garden
Guard Gait in Gamla Stan
Hero on High Horse
Irish wolfhounds In St Ives
Jaded Johnny Jump-up
Knocking Knees with unKnowns
Lamp Light and Lines & Last Leaves Lingering
Beyond the Brush 
This is lovely. 🙂
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Thank you, Myra – appreciated.
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It’s very beautiful there Lynne. Lovely shot! Thanks for sharing. 😀
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Superb M, Lynne 🙂
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Thank you, Jo. 🙂
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wonderful fortress to write a book there in solitude …
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I’ve photographed the Mount from the beach at Marazion but I’ve never actually been across the causeway. I don’t think I’d be able to get around over there so I’m always happy to see images like this one. Thanks Lynne! 🙂
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Always found castles really neat 🙂
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For me it’s the connection to history – what stories have unfolded within their walls?
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Just imagine the stories huh? I’ve yet to actually visit one too. If I did I’d spend hours upon yours gazing and capturing. 🙂
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