The headland in the middle of the picture is Cape Cornwall, once believed to be the most Western headland in mainland Britain.   Later when cartographers were more accurate it was found that Land's End held that distinction.   The group of rocks off Land's End which culminate in The Longships Lighthouse can be seen in the distance, to be passed tomorrow.
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