Clovelly, Devon.

Beautiful pictures and buildings...

Thank you very much Udo.

Superbes images de ce beau village escarpé !
Bon weekend. Amitiés

Thank you very much Madeleine.
Have a good weekend,
Regards.

Quaint looking village; like the secon picture even more.
Pleasant and safe weekend.

Thank you very much Jaap.
Have a good weekend and take care.

jolie bonne fin de semaine pour vous et bon week end ***

Thank you very much Annick.
I hope you also have a good weekend.

Hi Rosa
I like these pictures very much!
They make a very pleasant composition
Fantastic colours too, especially for November.
I remember visiting there a very longtime ago, (well before digital cameras), and it certainly is very pretty! Can you imagine living there... You would be so fit after walking up that street every day!
Best Wishes, and stay safe!!
Peter

Hi Peter,
Thank you for your kind comments. I am pleased you like these pictures.
The weather was very good, considering in the morning it was very windy just along the coast. Clovelly is very sheltered I think. It would be a hard having to walk up that hill every day Peter, that's for sure!
Best wishes & take care,
Rosa.

.......wunderschön sind deine Aus und Einblicke auf das Wasser und in die schöne Gasse liebe Rosa,wunderschön hast du diese Momente fotografiert:))

.........wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))

Thank you very much for your kind comments dear Günter. Much appreciated.

Take care and have a good weekend my friend.

Eine spannende Geschichte zu dem alten Fischerdorf mit den Straßen aus Kopfsteinpflaster, Rosa. Die hohen Schornsteine zeugen von starkem Wind und auch Sturm. Die Bewohner werden sicher ein entbehrungsreiches Leben geführt haben.
Schöne Grüße und ein angenehmes Wochenende
Erich

Yes, the inhabitants of these fishing villages must have had a hard life Erich.
Thank you very much for your kind comments.
Take care and have a good and safe weekend,
Rosa.

Fotografías atractivas. La primera con más preponderancia a la mar y la segunda a la calle. Curiosos rótulos con “NEW”, aunque el edificio sea centenario, quizá como hotel sea nuevo.
El empavesado de la calle supongo que para que agarren mejor pies y pezuñas. Los pueblos pesqueros, es frecuente que tengan fuertes desniveles, al menos así ocurre también aquí. Se observa edificios y terrazas bien cuidadas. Buen fin de semana, Rosa.

Thank you very much for your kind comments José Manuel Polo. The New Inn was possibly named when it was new many years ago. There is another pub/hotel at the bottom of the village called The Red Lion, next to the harbour. I will upload some pictures soon.
The cobbles are laid in such a way that it holds you quite firm. It would be advisable to wear flat shoes, for sure!
Take care and have a good weekend.

Un angle original

Thank you Dan.

Clovelly is a lovely looking place Rosa. The cottages and steep street down to the sea and harbour remind me very much of Bay Town (Robin Hood's Bay) a few miles south of Whitby. The view across the water in your first shot is wonderful and the second is equally good, showing the steepness of the street and those pretty cottages as it does. Thanks for the interesting notes.

Enjoy your weekend, Doug

It is a quaint and lovely place Doug. I can imagine some of the Yorkshire fishing villages being similar. I am pleased that you like both shots. The view across the water is South Wales, which I'm sure you would have guessed. It was good to visit out of season with so few people about. It can get very busy in the summer.

Have a good weekend,
Rosa.

Two wonderful photos Rosa. You have a superb viewpoint in the first image and the view out to sea is gorgeous with the Welsh coast wreathed in hazy sunshine. Lovely detail in the houses (so I assume you've sorted out the focusing on your camera for good).

I especially the like PiP. It really gives us a feel of how well the village has been preserved. I love the steep cobbled streets and the lovely colours.

I visited Clovelly quite a few years ago..........I was surprised to find the village is privately owned and that we had to pay an entrance fee. Well worth it though.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Thank you very much. Yes I think my camera is sorted now Keith, anything out of focus is now down to me!

Yes the village is privately owned but they are quite particular in keeping it a working village. I know a road where you can get in without paying, but it's not easy parking. There is also a Land Rover that will take anyone not capable of walking back up, that takes the other route....you just have to know it :-)

Thank you for your kind comments and I hope the rest of your weekend is enjoyable too.

Very well shown to us.
Thank you for the care of the composition and the light so well given to the sea.
Wonderful village, cobblestones and all like Madeira in her days.
Truly a weekend image.

Thank you very very much Jose.
My neighbour has just come back from Madeira.
Sunday greetings.

C'est très beau ces villages perchés, peut-être pas facile d'y vivre mais à découvrir c'est agréable, j'aime bien la seconde image avec ces belles maisons avec ses terrasses !*********
Bonne soirée Rosalyn.

Thank you Jocelyne. You are right, not an easy climb back up!
Sunday greetings my friend.

Lovely town Rosalyn, a bit steep though.

Thank you Stephan. Yes parts are extremely steep.

Lovely images Rosalyn it's not somewhere I have ever been to. I hope you have had a nice day it was lovely when the sun came out. I can hear fireworks again with Diwali and Bonfire Night there were four nights of them last week end

Thank you very much Peter. I first visited Clovelly in 1970 and have been many times since.
I hope you are having a quiet weekend, free from fireworks.

Très belles photos et vues. Bon week-end. Nicole.

Thank you very much Nicole.
Sunday greetings.

I was just 14 years old when I climbed that hill, going down was easy. Doesn't seemed to have changed one bit from when I remember it.

Even going down gets dodgy when you're a certain age Maurice ;-)
A great place to visit though.

It is so nice to be able to enjoy some of your holiday with you Rosa. I've only visited Clovelly once as a boy too.

Enjoy your Sunday

Thank you so much Nick. I enjoy sharing them.
Take care and have a good Sunday and week ahead,
Rosa.

A very scenic village that looks really beautiful in your images. I guess no traffic because of the hill and narrow streets,

Thank you George. Definitely no traffic. There is another narrow, steep road down to the small quay, suitable for light traffic.

Splendid photos. Beautiful scenes from this village. Truly nice work, Rosalyn.

Thank you very much micritter.
Sunday greetings.

Glad to discover such a beautiful typical village of Devon!!!!!
All the best****
(We are on Réunion Island for 3 weeks where one of our daughters lives. We are very happy to see our grandson, Rémi!!!)

Thank you Nouchet.
Enjoy your time on the Island and most of all enjoy the company of your daughter and grandson.
Best wishes, Rosa.

Lovely images from this iconic West Country village Rosa, I especially like the main image.

Thank you Roger and thank you for accepting it to the group.

Two wonderful images for the group Rosa
Thank you posting your image in the group
www.ipernity.com/group/west.of.england

One has to be fit to live here. ;-)))
I really love the PiP, but I wonder id I'd make it uphill for a G&T here.

Have the G&T at the Red Lion at the bottom of the hill and get the Land Rover to take you back up along the nearby road Amelia....It's worth a G&T ;-))

Ah, The New INN, were Pat decided to try the scrumpy on the way back up the hill, virtually crawled the rest of the way. Remember it well!