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Gannel Rock Markings

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Nearest Town:Newquay (2km ENE)
OS Ref (GB):   SW790612 / Sheet: 200
Latitude:50° 24' 30.26" N
Longitude:   5° 6' 38.58" W

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Apparently these rock markings are best reached from the River Gannel by boat. There are not far from a place known as the Fern pit. This place is easy to find as there is a small ferry that operates from this point across to Crantock beach.

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The Gannel is tidal and a dangerous place to swim or wade, in order to walk right around the estuary you will need to avoid high tide.
Posted by phil
4th June 2003ce