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Guests breakfasts this Saturday morning at The Pot and Barrel B&B in Bude included 2 smoked haddock with poached eggs and 2 Full Cornish breakfasts. All of this served with choice of cereals, freshly baked croissants, fresh pink grapefruit or galia melon, tea or coffe with hot toast and butter, Not only a real choice…

A stark outline of the rock formation in Bude Cornwall this afternoon, seen from the Pot and Barrel Webcam, which you can view live here

A view from our live streaming webcam with people enjoying the warm spring sunshine, walking across the beaches in Bude on the North Cornish Coat. Watch our webcam with its varied live views of Bude’s coastline here

Four different breakfasts for guests this morning, all with Cornish free range eggs. A full Cornish, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, gammon with poached eggs and smoked haddock with poached eggs. Take a look at our menu here, to see our comprehensive breakfast menu.

Mike and Sue from Berkshire enjoying their complimentary Cornish Cream Tea in the afternoon sunshine here at The Pot and Barrel in Bude

Tony and Ros from Devon celebrating her birthday on the 6th March at The Pot and Barrel B&B in Bude.

Today’s screenshot from our webcam. With approx 1 hour to high tide a view from the Pot and Barrel B&B in Bude on a quiet morning on the North coast of Cornwall. View our live webcam here.

Come and celebrate St Piran’s day here in Bude. A short walk will start at 3pm at the Bude Life Saving Club, and will take you over the cliffs to finish back at the club for tea and biscuits. At 5pm, meet at the Tree Inn (Stratton) for beer, pasties and Cornish singsong! The BLSC…

Don’t miss out – view them live at our webcam here With a westerly onshore wind forecast (and they’re about right at present) of up to 45 mph, the high tide of 20ft, which will be approx 10.30 GMT this morning could produce some huge waves crashing over the breakwater. Don’t miss out – view…

Don’t miss out – view them live at http://webdfa-demo3.co.uk/our-webcam/ With a westerly onshore wind forecast (and they’re about right at present) of up to 45 mph, the high tide of 20ft, which will be approx 10.30 GMT this morning could produce some huge waves crashing over the breakwater. Don’t miss out – view our webcam