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Mulfra Quoit

Dolmen / Quoit / Cromlech

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The footpath heads on up to the top of Mulfra Hill. You can't really miss the quoit, because it's right in front of you! The slipped capstone faces me on this approach. By now the sun is at its midday and indeed midsummer peak. Obligatory photos taken, I set my back against the capstone and eat the biggest vegetable pasty I've ever had. Yum! What a spot it is, with excellent views over Mount's Bay to the south, taking in St Michael's Mount. Castle-an-Dinas is prominent to the east. Over to the west the Nine Maidens ridge and Ding Dong engine house are clearly visible. Perfect.
This post appears as part of the weblog entry A Crack In The Clouds (3) – Carfury to Gurnard's Head 23 June 2011
 thesweetcheat Posted by thesweetcheat
17th July 2011ce
Edited 17th July 2011ce

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