Dai's slow LEJOG

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Day Two
The Lizard peninsula - the southernmost point of the UK.

Lovely views of the rugged coast from the welcoming cafe on the cliff top.
Overhead three chough fly on the thermals, as the bird emblem of Cornwall they have recently been successfully re-introduced.

Inland the moors of the Lizard National Nature reserve play host to the Satelite dishes of the Goonhilly Earth station.
Detour to Kynance cove to admire the spectacular coastal scenery and the beautiful serpentine rock

cycled on to Marazion total for day 50 miles - overall total 82 miles

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Photos

The Lizard
fine view of the rugged coast at the Lizard with the old lifeboat station in the foreground

The "Cornish" Chough
The recently re-introduced choughs were flying on the updraughts at the Lizard

Kynance Cove
Beautiful scenery and rock at Kynance Cove

Serpentine rock from the Lizard
Samples of Serpentine rock

Goonhilly Downs and Lizard National Nature reserve
The satellite dishes stand out over the heathland