Cornwall was definitely the most beautiful part of England that I have so far visited. The lush green meadows, rich flora and spectacular cliffs were absolutely amazing. It was however the tiny towns and villages that set this place apart for me. They were all so old and picturesque, just like something you'd find in a book titled "Britain's Most Beautiful Villages". Except, they were all here in South West England.

If there was anything disappointing about the trip, it would have to be the Cornish pasties. I was expecting them to be a lot tastier than what you can find elsewhere. After all, Cornwall is the region for it. But, they were just the same. Almost average.

People: Me, Natasha, Florian, Fredy, Roli and Rachna.

Memorable Moments: Taking a small riverside road in Truro that would eventually lead us to a nice quaint pub for dinner.

Interesting Stuff: Cornwall in French translates to the feminine noun Cornouailles.

Personal Notes: The swivel-seats in the people mover were awesome. It's just what you need for a game of Big 2 on the road.

Firsts: First time driving a people mover.