This week the Friendly Friday photography challenge asks:
For this week’s Friendly Friday Photo Challenge I ask you to share a post, a photo or even a recipe depicting your ISOLATION CRAVINGS. I’ll tell you some of mine.
I think like most of us one of my biggest cravings is to get in the car and go elsewhere, even though the countryside around me is beautiful, I especially miss Cornwall, and our #lockdownstaycation did only a little to allay the sadness I felt, given we would have originally been going to Cornwall that week.
‘Elsewhere’, Cornwall, 2016.
Ken
Pictures without film. 
I too have missed my visit to St Ives this May 😦 but have rebooked for September- so hopefully that will happen. Maybe I should have just moved there- then lockdown would have been a whole lot better! 🙂 wisdom with hindsight!
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Yes one day, living there would be fabulous, we do dream about it, we have not re-booked yet, but as soon as we can we will be going! Will probably pass you in the street without knowing, and probably have already!
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I’ve never been but I’ve heard that Cornwall, UK is beautiful country. I grew up in Jamaica and like every colony in the BE, some homesick person named a county after his homeland. Cornwall in Jamaica is on the west side of the island and includes Montego Bay and Negril, well known resort spots.
A favorite Jamaican snack is a hand pie called a beef patty. It’s similar to a Cornish pasty. I wonder if it’s related? Probably made by that same homesick colonial 😉
Thanks for joining the challenge,
Sandy
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Cornwall is very beautiful, it reminds me of the part of Wales I grew up in. I am a Vegetarian – but I had heard of the beef patty, and yes I think it probably was a by product of colonialism, however it is I think an example of what we today would brand a ‘fusion food’, however most foods were at one point or another! 🙂 I do however get to sample some marvellous cheese and Onion, and Vegetable pasties when I visit Cornwall.
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