Cornwall 51
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Cornwall

Best of the Best?

I don't know east Cornwall much either (it's been near the top of 'THE LIST' for ever) but Trethevy quoit & the Hurlers are obvious must-sees.

Dartmoor's the only bit of Devon I know at all, but I'd recommend a separate trip for sure!!! Do see Merrivale tho, as you'll be probly driving right past.

Land's Endwise I'd certainly pretty much agree with all that Oci said!

My must-sees there would be:
Boscawen-un
Chun Quoit
Merry Maidens, Gun Rith, Tregiffian Burial Chamber and the Fiddlers,
Carn Euny
Boleigh Fogou
Carn Gluze aka Ballowall Barrow (not mentioned by Oci)
Zennor quoit
Men an Tol, Men Scryfa, Nine Maidens of Boskednan, Bossiliack Barrow and Lanyon Quoit
Tregeseal circle
Mulfra quoit
Blind Fiddler
(not been to Chysauster)

Plus if you get a chance, I'd add:
Pendeen Vau fogou
Drift stones (if you're nearby)

Have fun (you will - as yer a stonehugger, it's impossible not to!) and hope the weather sorts itself out!!

love

Moth

Moth wrote:
Dartmoor's the only bit of Devon I know at all, but I'd recommend a separate trip for sure!!! Do see Merrivale tho, as you'll be probly driving right past.
That Moth's right, juamei - Dartmoor will take a fair while; but worth every moment.

We went up to Western Beacon on Sunday, and it's FULL of lovely stuff. We even found the Cantrell Stone Row (after much bracken trampling and gorse bending!)

Peace

Pilgrim

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Western Beacon: http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/260/western_beacon.html