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Come and join our qualified Walk Kernow Walk Leaders offering safe, well-planned, fun Nordic Walking and Health Walks for all fitness levels in the beautiful Cornish countryside.
Cornwall, land of moors and mining, of dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches. A place where the weather can not be predicted and where nature does it’s own thing. Described as an area of outstanding natural beauty it is also the poorest county in the UK. Tourism is the county’s biggest industry but towns struggle in...Read More »
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From quaint fishing villages and delicious sea food to land full of legend and history, Cornwall is an enchanting part of the UK.
A walk from Altarnun across the downs and out onto the open moor where the relics of mediaeval tin workings and prehistoric roundhouses can still be seen
Discover the best things to do in Port Isaac Cornwall and beyond and plan your dream itinerary to England's south coast today.
Wildlife documentary legend Sir David Attenborough visits the land of Cornwall to find out more about it's inhabitants.Stunning aerial footage by Jey Malaipe...
Porthmeor beach lifeguard. 13/6/2020
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More images of Place House, St Anthony in Roseland Cornwall.
Aerial photgraphs of Cornwall by Cornish photographer Adam Ludnow
The Roseland Peninsula is an attractive area of quiet beaches, impressive coastal and river scenery and picturesque villages, within easy access of Truro, Falmouth and St Austell. What is often thought of as the capital, St Mawes, can be visited by passenger ferry from Falmouth.One of the most attractive routes is to take the King Harry Ferry from Trelissick. The ferry is
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The hotel is named after an American liner which ran aground off Lowland Point in 1899 with no loss of life. June 05
