Easter 2015 at Cornwall - day 1: Boscastle, Rocky Valley Walk, Port Isaac

Taking advantage of 2 extra days off thanks to bank holidays, we set off to explore Cornwall further. Last year's foray wasn't particularly succesfull, and this Easter trip also started rainy, windy, and with not much better weather forecast.
We planned to explore as much of the coastline as possible, to recognize where is it worth coming back for some more detailed exploration in the future.
First stop was Boscombe, with the Museum of Witchcraft (shmbo order, not surprisingly ;]) visit followed by walk towards the sea. Freezing winds were very strong, blowing people off their feet, so we evacuated pretty quickly.

Then we had a nice walk through Rocky Valley and back (longer, circular walk possible).

Visit to the museum helped to decipher secret marks on the rock at the disused mill

The last, but not least stop visit Port Isaac - known well from 'Doc Martin' series.
It is indeed a very picteresque village, with narrow, steep streets. Once can smell the fish, and it is paradise for seafood lovers.