Port Isaac (Portwenn in the Doc Martin TV series) - The small grey house in the centre is Doc Martin's house.

The Old School House, Port Isaac

An old house opposite the slipway.

The view down from Doc Martin's house.

Inside the Golden Lion Inn, Port Isaac.

A scrap iron sculpture at Port Isaac.

Jamaica Inn, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall.

The suitably eerie pub sign on a warm foggy day.

A picture of Polperro taken in 2002 on display at the Jamaica Inn Museum. The previous picture was taken from the same place in about 1890
Note that the pub is still called Three Pilchards.

A picture in the Jamaica Inn Museum next to the pub. It shows Polperro village in about 1890. The following picture shows a photograph taken of the same scene in 2002.

The entrance to The Eden Project, near St Austell, Cornwall.

The Mediterranian Biome. It looks as though Di has just told a joke.

Inside the Rainforest Biome. What have they seen?

WEEE man http://youtu.be/bGXnQw9NkWc , a menacing statue made from scrap domestic items
The mild nature of the climate here allows bananas to grow outside (see behind him).

Inside The Core exhibition centre at The Eden project.

The Eden Project occupies what was once a clay quarry

The old man of Boscastle, site of a terrible flood in 2004 .
See more about it here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boscastle_flood_of_2004

Crackington Haven.

Lucy on the beach at Bude with a mouthful of sand.

Even a low swell brings out the surfers.

Lanhydrock, near Bodmin. This is the HQ of the South West region of the National Trust.

A plaque in the stables tells the story of a fire which ravaged the house in 1881.

Inside Lanhydrock House.

A brave show even late in the season amid beautifully manicured surroundings.
Outside on this afternoon, continuous torrential rain was sufficient to cause flooding in the coastal village of Clovelly not far away.