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Mullion Methodist Church

St Melaine's Church

Former Wesleyan Chapel

The South West Coast Path above Polurrian Cove

The South West Coast Path National Trail - 630 miles of superb coastal walking. From Minehead on the edge of the Exmoor National Park to the shores of Poole Harbour in Dorset. It is the longest of all Britain's National Trails. Website: Link

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The Polurrian Hotel seen from The South West Coast Path above Polurrian Cove

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Mullion Island seen from South West Coast Path near The Mullion Cove Hotel

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Coastline and islands at Mullion Cliff

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Nansmellyon Road, Mullion

Cannon above Mullion Cove

Minor road above Mullion Cove

Cliffs north of Mullion Cove

Street furniture and signs in Mullion Village

An unusual street scene taken from within Janet's pasty shop (called 'Munchies'). The clutter of street furniture and signs on this street corner is all too obvious and it is clear that the street is very narrow for cars and pedestrians alike. It is a view which is rather characteristic of such Cornish villages. The photo includes the view of a traditional and very tasty pasty being hand-made by the owner. SW6719 : Traditional Cornish Pasty Shop The area from the Lizard around to Newlyn is where you can find some really excellent, high quality and tasty traditional pasties and all freshly made on the premises.SW4629 : The Coombe - Aunty May's Pasty Shop SW7012 : Ann's Pasties - a view inside the kitchen/shop

Traditional Cornish Pasty Shop

The area abounds with small shops and other outlets producing traditional Cornish pasties. This building is rather modern by comparison to the other buildings in and around the church in the middle of Mullion village. Janet the owner certainly produces excellent pasties and well worth a visit and a chat. SW7012 : Ann's Pasties - a view inside the kitchen/shop

Clock and barometer - 1897 Jubilee presentation

Detail of the RNLI presentation to the "People of Mullion" in the year of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee 1897. Many towns and village had various street features presented to mark this significant event. SW6719 : Clock and weather station in Mullion Churchtown The mercury barometer on the right below the clock would give an indication of weather trends at a time when weather forecasts were limited in availablity.

Mullion Garden - with compass rose and water feature

In the year 2000, Mullion village underwent various forms of regeneration. One of improvements involved taking over an overgrown and neglected village green and transforming it into 'Mullion Garden'. This area is now a peaceful and beautiful community garden. It is an ideal location for relaxing in the sun. As a feature it has a water fountain set at the centre of a compass rose and surrounded by a long typical Cornish stone wall which is designed to incorporate a long bench. 'Mullion Garden' was formally opened on 4 July 2002.

The Old Inn - Mullion

This photo with a person outside the thatched building gives some indication of the scale of this old 16th century building now used as a public house. There is newer building alongside and now all part of the pub. When seen side-by-side the difference in scale of the two buildings from different time periods can be seen very clearly. To see the size comparison follow the link: SW6719 : The Old Inn