Sometimes the best way to recharge is to step outside and let the world remind you how simple peace can be.

Here are some images taken at Fursdon Farm and the surrounding areas…

Photo taken on site with an iPhone of the stunning night skies we get here at Fursdon Farm
Sunset sky over Merrymeet field, with a caravan in the background and a dovecote on a tall post and floral bushes in the foreground.
Bear our black German Shepherd, sitting in the dog walking field during sunset, with trees and a partly cloudy sky in the background.
A landscape view from the top of the Cheesewring, looking out onto rolling green hills under a partly cloudy sky with rays of sunlight breaking through clouds.
Sunrise sky looking out from one of the Rosecraddoc hard stand pitches, with orange and yellow clouds, silhouette of trees.
Sunset view through a bush in a neighbouring field, with branches and moss, in the background is a green field with cows grazing, bathed in warm light.
A picture taken by Andrew when mountain biking up on the nearby Caradon moor in the UNESCO world heritage mining site.
An old engine house located on Caradon Moor, a fantastic relic of Cornish history
Bear turn campsite dog, relaxing near a camping pod while the hard work is being done!
One of the many old quarries used by wild swimmers
King Donierts stone, relating to the ancient king of Cornwall!
Golitha falls, located 15 minutes away, fantastic for dog walking and exploring. Also Home to the amazing Inkies smokehouse!