The sun brought out hundreds of people to National Trust property Saltram, in Plympton. We walked up to hill to survey Plymouth in the distance:
You can see the sea on the left and the Hoe from here.
Along a lane skirting the fields full of cows, we emerged onto the path leading to the small beach. The tide was in, lots of dogs running around and spaniels especially swimming in the sea.
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Bob just barks at them and gets his feet wet!! |
The path then follows the river and opens up to reveal the folly and the area in front of it
Click on read more below to see the folly and bird life!