I like to find unusual walls when I travel just as much as I enjoy looking for interesting doors. I particularly liked this wall that was between a walking path and the water in St Ives. It had been raining that afternoon and everything looked fresh and green. I thought that the wildflowers and vines growing in and around the wall were charming. Later on I realized that I’d taken as many pictures of the wall as I did of the beach. This shows where it began.
Here are some details of the wall.
More walls can be found here.
Meg Travels 
A great wall. Doors and walls always make great photos in my book. :)
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It was so charming and one of my favorites!
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I love a nice wall… They often tell a story and a a ‘signature’ to the local landscape
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That’s what I think too – this wall had a lot of personality!
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Stone walls are lovely and made more so when they are covered in wildflowers. ;)
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I thought that this wall was really pretty and I have a lot of pictures to remember it!
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That’s a good-looking wall, Meg :)
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I’m so happy that I found it Jo – it was perfect for a beach setting!
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Stone walls can be so intriguing, especially with wildflowers and vines or when there’s just a certain amount of crumbling. We once came across a partial wall in the middle of the woods; we had such fun speculating about why it was there! I love interesting doors and windows too.
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Your wall sounds like it could have had an interesting story – it’s fun to imagine what it might be!
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Love garden walls especially after a rain.
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They look so pretty and fresh after it rains – I still remember how charming this wall looked!
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Hi Meg, I’m an avid fan of your blog. This post reminds me of Colmar although I haven’t been there. This reminds me of those house walls/balconies festooned with flowers that exude so many intriguing and historic implications.
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Thank you and that’s a wonderful scene you’re describing!
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Your walls are so picturesque and very pretty with the flowers, Meg. :)
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I liked this wall so much that I took lots of pictures – the flowers were unexpected!
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Stone walls are fascinating and the moss and greenery adds so much character, lovely photos Meg.
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Thank you Sam! That’s what I think about stone walls too – they’re fascinating… :)
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I love the mingling of the flowers and the stones. Walls like this can tell so many stories. Thank you for more flowers and colors!
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Thanks Sheila and I know what you mean about the flowers – I can’t wait until spring!
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That wall is just so charming, and somehow I intuitively knew it was in Britain. Lovely!
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I saw so many amazing things in Cornwall and this wall was one of the prettiest!
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Lovely. Flowers make to stop and admire it.
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I really liked the flowers too – they were so pretty!
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Flowers on a stone wall..is there nothing more ageless?
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I agree – it is simply a beautiful sight!
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Love how the flowers manage to get a toehold in the wall cracks. Don’t you wonder how they thrive when I have trouble with flowers in pampered pots being fed plant caviar!!
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I wondered about that too – the flowers were just as lovely as any that are watered and cared for in a garden!
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I’m a freak about walls and doors. I have thousands of photos from every where I’ve traveled.
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They are some of my favorite subjects too – walls and doors have so much character!
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Looks like its been there a long time. The old stone reminds me of some areas of Savannah.
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I’d like to see Savannah sometime – I really like walls like this one!
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