February 2007

Daymer bay beach below Trebetherick which is very popular with wind surfers.

A lone boat heading out for the evening.

Walking round the coastpath towards Trebetherick.

Stepper point.

The sun has finally disappeared.

September 2011

A visit to St Enedoc church and a walk along the beach.

St Enedoc church with Stepper point visible in the distance across the Doom Bar.

The church and the much visited grave of Sir John Betjeman. The oldest parts of the church are said to date from the 12th century. By the 18th century the church was almost completely buried in the sand dunes. The only way in was through a hole in the roof.

A very decorative gravestone.

Inside the church. There was a wedding here recently and the church still had a strong smell of the lilies.

A couple of the stained glass windows.

The 12th century font.

There was plenty of activity on the beach at Daymer Bay.

Always popular with the wind surfers.

October 2015

Daymer Bay with the tide right out. Padstow in the far distance.

Brea Hill on the southern end of Daymer Bay.

June 2019

A wide angle view of Daymer Bay and Brea Hill taken from the rock pools on the northern end of the bay.

Always a popular place for windsurfers.

This beach must be very clean as there were hundreds of worm casts.

From Brea Hill looking across towards Padstow.

Another view across the Camel with a nice display of red valerian.

There were quite a few of these broomrapes growing in the sand dunes.

A zoomed in view across to Padstow.

Daymer Bay and Trebetherick from Brea Hill.

St Enedoc church from the hill.