Just a little snippet into my three weeks back home this summer. London, Teignmouth, Cullompton, Exeter, Camborne, St. Ives, Cheddar, Bristol....it was a mini tour of the South West of England (and London on the side). As always, my family and friends made my summer. If you'll allow me to get soppy for a second, I am incredibly lucky to have such lovely people in my life, forever patient with my ever-changing ideas and general route through life!
Alright, now onto the pictures...
Alright, now onto the pictures...
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| Breakfast at 'Spoons in London. Standard. | 
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| Random street art in North London. Always great to discover little quirky bits in my home city. | 
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| Ceri and I just before our readings at Gemma's wedding in Cullompton. | 
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| Gemma, the beautiful bride. | 
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| Wedding party looking very dashing. | 
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| Lego people name-tags! | 
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| Poloroid photo booth. | 
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| Lovely Cornwall views, just a short drive from Camborne. | 
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| Ah, cider. One of the many things I miss about the UK. Don't judge me. | 
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| Getting into a boat to head to St. Michaels's Mount. | 
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| St. Michael's Mout, which apparently has quite a few myths and legends surrounding it. | 
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| Spot of tea next to St. Michael's Mount. | 
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| Cream tea at St. Ives. | 
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| Cream tea, the Cornish way. Jam first, cream second. Totally on their side with that one. | 
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| One of St. Ives oldest pubs. | 
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| Paddling with a gammy toe. Quite the feat, I can assure you. | 
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| Another blushing bride, Donna, with her new husband Charlie. | 
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| My family enjoying a quick pint at Teignmouth harbour. | 
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| One of those rare British summer days. | 
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| Alice's own personal prosecco. | 
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| (l-r) Jess, Alice and Verity just after massages, and before cocktail-making! | 
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| (l-r) Jess and I | 
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| Personalised chocolates too, courtesy of Verity! | 
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| An unexpectedly beautiful dusky evening by the river in Bristol. | 
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| Pastel-coloured houses, swan floating down the river...doesn't get much more English than that. | 







 
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