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文学に社会が与えるべき価値は、アイルランド生まれの作家であり、文学研究者であるクライブ・ステープルズ・ルイス（1898年～1963年）によって、次のように述べられています。彼はファンタジーシリーズ「ナルニア国物語」の著者として知られています（その最終巻は1956年にカーネギー文学賞を受賞しました）。「文学は現実に付け加えるものであり、単に記述するものではありません。それは日常生活に必要な能力を豊かにし、提供します。そしてこの点で、それは私たちの人生がすでにそうなってしまった砂漠を潤します。」

On our hike we found a small hidden access to the coast with a small harbor. Quiet and worth seeing.

A beautiful, historic public garden. The 3.5 hectare site is located close to the coast and benefits from the region's mild climate, which allows it to cultivate a variety of exotic plants from all over the world. Particularly noteworthy are the subtropical plants such as palms, tree ferns and magnolias, which give the garden a special charm. The garden offers walking paths, manicured flowerbeds and quiet corners for relaxation. It is also home to the Morrab Library, a historic library located in an elegant Victorian building in the park.

The Old Lifeboat House in Penzance is a historic building that originally served as a lifeboat station. It was built in 1884 to house lifeboats used to rescue sailors and passengers in distress along the Penzance coast and surrounding waters. Lifeboats operated from this station until 1917, when they were moved to other locations. Today the Old Lifeboat House no longer serves its original purpose, having been adapted for various commercial and cultural uses in modern times. However, it remains a significant symbol of Penzance's maritime history and commemorates the heroic efforts of the rescue teams.

Lamorna Wink Pub is (according to its own description and that of some travel guides) a former smugglers' meeting place. This is where the smugglers gave each other tips (= winks). https://www.lamornawinkpub.com/

From here you have a beautiful view of the Tater Du Lighthouse.

This cross, made of durable granite, stands alone on the cliffs and has withstood wind and weather for a century and a half. The design of this memorial cross, with a large circle that encloses the intersection of the longitudinal and transverse beams, is typical of the tradition of such small sacred monuments, which is influenced by Celtic culture.

Celtic Cross at Lamorna Cove that commemorates a young man who fell to his death from the cliffs on 13th March 1873