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If you can call a road a landscape feature then I would chose the B3306 from St Ives to St Just in west Cornwall. Having just returned from that end of the county, it is a must. Any visit to the area has to include a drive along it, regardless of the weather. This weekend we were blessed with blue skies and blue seas, craggy tors and peregrin falcons...

Natural feature of the moment has to be Carburrow Tor on Bodmin Moor. Not the highest or craggiest by a long way but one which once you know where it is keeps popping up in your eye line. Best seen from near Dozmary Pool at sunset during winter months.

Mr H


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Posted by Mr Hamhead
21st March 2005ce
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