| Oliver's Cornwall |
chosen by Oliver Howes, retired driver/guide |
| If you want to learn about Cornwall, this is the website for you. A brief introductory guide, hundreds of honest reviews of homes, gardens, castles, churches, museums, antiquities, towns, villages, coast and country walks - and well over a thousand of photographs. Use the site contents below to discover Oliver's Cornwall - and some of Devon. If you have any views, please use the 'Contact Me' button to email me. |
|
|
|
|
| For 25 years I toured the British Isles with American visitors. In 2002, with my wife Jane, I settled in my spiritual home Cornwall, where Jane was raised. Now that I have retired, Jane and I spend much of our time exploring Cornwall (and some of Devon, too) and reporting on places we like (and a few we don't). I began this web site in 2002 to give my visitors information about what to see in Cornwall. It now has a life of its own! Thanks to digital photography, it contains a vast number of images, so broadband is advisable for download speed. Composed in old-fashioned Netscape Composer 4.79, it is primitive but has a multitude of links, within pages, to specific items on other pages - and a few to external sites. It looks best on a 14" to 17" monitor. Please browse away; I hope you enjoy my web site as much as I enjoy creating it. |
|
|
|
|
| The Land's End Trail runs from Land's End to Avebury. Its Cornish Section, as far as Tavistock is being re-researched at present. You can follow the Land's End Trail Group's progress by clicking on the link below. |
|
|