What a stunning view. The fields emanating from the farmhouse there, seem to be curved. They must have a wonderful view from there.

I replied to your comment immediately, Jenny but I see it is no longer there. I must have erased it or something!
The Berrymans of Porthmeor (and of other farms nearby) certainly do posses farmhouses with spectacular views!
The fields you mentioned are reputed to be edged by stone walls that are possibly the oldest stone structures, in continuous use for their original purpose, anyway in the world! I think it might just possibly be the case with about 5% of the walls seen here!

BEAUTIFUL

THANK YOU, PAM!

Stunning capture!

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Many thanjs, William!

That would be a wonderful place to sit andenjoy the view!!

I 'have' an armchair-shaped granite rock nearby in which I do just that, Jenny!!
The only slight downside is that it is facing south, away from the sea; but even so I can see, on a very clear day only, Mounts Bay, St Michaels's Mount, and the distinctive chimney of the famous Ding Dong tin mine.

A smashing viewpoint. I really like the patchwork quilt of fields in the distance and the foreground is beautiful. A fabulous shot Andy!

Pleased you like it, Keith!!!

beautiful view

Many thanks, Hubs!

Love the different colours in the fields and a great viewpoint overlooking the beautiful blue sea.

Thank you, Rosa!