Mousehole

Maus is a small town in Cornwall and an ecological fishing village, famous for its factory sardines. Because the sea is very narrow, the hinterland is small like a rat hole, the town is named because of it. The scenery here is beautiful, especially suitable for photography, so there are more tourists.

We live in Penzance Pengzance. We walked with the climbing tools in our hands. The whole journey was at least 8 kilometers. It was tired enough all the way, because after three hours, the uphill road went downhill, the calf muscles were about to cramp. After all, the weather was October and there was no rain. Sometimes the weather is cloudy and sometimes the sun appears. Passing through three small harbors, one of them is still learning to kayaker, but the surrounding scenery is really beautiful, a variety of small shops, of course, the most famous in this area is cream team afternoon tea, scone scone cake, jam, cottage cream and a cup of hot tea, seaside open-air swimming pool, A few colors of the sea, beautiful flowers are all over the ground [smiling] [smiling] [smiling], when you arrive at Exeter or Plymouth, you must go to Penzance Penzance, the southernmost place where the train arrives, and then go to the mousehole Massl, the name is particularly interesting, the sea exit is particularly small there, The local shops sell mice, so cute, of course you have to look at which one is handmade. And when you come back, you can take the trek of M6, 3.4, there are all timetables, so it is very convenient for the flowers on the roadside, but it is beautiful and it was still dry the day before yesterday. You can row today. Queen hotel has a wind-flying China, especially a stool made of intimacy stone. Very long history, all the way to blackberries, pick and eat like a mouse? We walked from the opposite side to the historical Jaguar very exquisite small house seaside swimming pool temperate reason, the street is full of beautiful flowers, and the color is a colorful super narrow trail, you can go directly to the beach, many climbers go