The stretch of coastline from Godrevy Lighthouse to Portreath on the North Cornwall coast provides some amazing views of the coast and the cliffs which greet the Celtic Sea as it makes landfall. The South West Coastal Path provides fantastic access and helps you appreciate the risks that smugglers of old took to land their treasures and hoist it up off the shore. The scene is painted from a viewpoint just off of the coastal path, at Hell’s Mouth corner, looking down to the caves below and across the bay to the south west. The painting is painted in oil on canvas and measures 24x20 inches. It is framed in a white wooden ”St Ives” frame and is ready to hang.
