My second visit to Falmouth gave me one more chance to enjoy life in Cornwall. I split my time between a beautiful walk along the Cornish coastline and the charm of Falmouth itself.
Rollover day at Southampton provided just enough time for the 30-minute train ride to the seaside town of Bournemouth.
I had a day between cruises to occupy myself and I had identified Winchester as one of the interesting places I could visit in the short time before I needed to be back on my ship. Enough time to take in some Medieval history (and legends).
What does Liverpool have that no other city does? The Beatles. I made that the theme for my visit today and it really paid off.
Cornwall has a very distinctive charm that almost makes it feel separate from the rest of England. Falmouth is one of the many cities/towns in Cornwall where it would be so easy to get lost for a day or two enjoying the charm on offer.
Salisbury is a city steeped in history with Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral, and the city of Salisbury itself providing a time warp back to an ancient medieval England.
Having stepped off the Princess Sky in Southampton back in March, I have returned to Southampton to resume my exploration of Europe.