2011-05-30
~ 11am
One of about a dozen stone stiles we had to traverse to get the half-mile from our B&B to Zennor proper. (Note that 'Zennor proper' may be overstating it somewhat - Zennor is effectively a church, a deceptively busy pub, a hostel with the audacity to charge a quid to use its carpark, a nick-nack museum and about 3 houses.)
Anyway, these stiles were challenging enough in twilight, whilst sober.
They were Positively Fun on a completely overcast, very windy, wet night at about 11pm, after trying out every ale (and a few of the whiskeys) the Tinners Arms had to offer.
Technical:
Make: Olympus
Model: E-620
Shutter: 1/60s
Aperture: ƒ/4
Focal Length: 21mm
ISO: 200
Flash: Auto, Did not fire