June 1. Friday night dinner out with Harry and Julie. St. Agnes on Cornwall's North Coast

 The Driftwood Spars Restaurant in St. Agnes.

 St Agnes - looking down from the top of overlook area.

 St. Agnes - looking down from the restaurant parking lot.

 Fish and chips and mushy peas with mint.

 Harry and I decided he would order 3 scoops of ice cream and he would share one scoop with me.

 Cornish ice cream

The same family that came to lunch at the farm met us at the restaurant.   Chloe joined us to have dinner with Julie, her mom. 

Pub is downstairs and restaurant is upstairs,

 Outside of the restaurant.

View from top of the road where the restaurant is. 

 Brewery where Julie's daughter, Chloe works.

 parking lots are all pay if you can't prove you patronized a store.

 Beautiful quaint building with gargoyles on the roof.

 It gets dark at 10 PM in Cornwall.  We arrived for dinner around 7:30 PM and kayakers were coming in.  Not much wave action for an ocean.

 Beautiful plantings inside the tops of rock walls.

 As we approach the restaurant, we come to the end of the winding hilly road and catch a glimpse of the Atlantic Ocean on the north side of Cornwall - east of Hayle.

Roads are very narrow and winding,