There can be few people around the world unaware that the G7 Summit meeting is being held in Cornwall this weekend.
The venue, Carbis Bay, is 24 miles from Falmouth, but even here there is a massive police presence, as the international media representatives are hosted at Falmouth's National Maritime Museum, and today saw a number of peaceful protests in the town.
I have spent the day wandering around on foot and by bike, and captured a few photos of the atmosphere on this glorious summer day. There will be much more on the G7 in Cornwall in the monthly update on July 1st.
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| G7 leaders take a stroll into Falmouth |
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| Extinction Rebellion in Kimberley Park |
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| Ethiopians from Tigray province march to highlight the genocide taking place |
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| Away from town, the peace and beauty of the Fal estuary at Pendennis Point |
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| Life goes on at Swanpool Beach |
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| and new life at Swanpool Lake |
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