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Kennack Beach, Grade, Cornwall. Probably 22nd June 1908
A lady paddling in a rock pool on the beach. Photographer: Herbert Hughes. Royal Cornwall Museum is the UK's Greatest Museum For Cornish Life & Culture. © From the collection of the RIC
TRURI : GRDgv.2
Media ID 14008208
Filename: TRURI-GRDgv-2.tiff
Size: 8493 x 6064 (52MB)
Date: 17th October 2017
Source: Royal Cornwall Museum
County: Cornwall
Location Name: 49.983108, -5.192405
Coast Lizard Peninsula Rocks Sand Seaweed
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Captured in time, this vintage print transports us back to the idyllic Kennack Beach on a summer's day in 1908. The image showcases the natural beauty of Grade, Cornwall, as a lady joyfully engages with her surroundings. With bare feet immersed in a rock pool, she playfully explores the intricate ecosystem that thrives amidst the rugged rocks and vibrant seaweed. The photograph was skillfully taken by Herbert Hughes, who expertly captures the essence of this Cornish coastal gem. As we gaze upon this snapshot from over a century ago, we are reminded of the timeless allure of sandy shores meeting crystal-clear waters. Kennack Beach itself is nestled within the breathtaking Lizard Peninsula—a region renowned for its dramatic cliffs and pristine coastline. This particular view offers glimpses into both tranquility and adventure; where one can find solace in nature's embrace or embark on thrilling explorations along hidden coves. Preserved by Royal Cornwall Museum, this historical treasure serves as a testament to our enduring connection with nature and our fascination with capturing fleeting moments through photography. It invites us to reflect on how much has changed since that summer's day while appreciating how some elements remain constant—like the eternal dance between land and sea.
