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| Whilst doing fieldwork for A-level courswork I pursuaded the family to drive me around Penwith so I could measure and photograph what my younger sister termed as "a pile of old rocks!". As it was our first visit to Mulfra, we firstly drove past the footpath, pulled over next to Try Farm, checked the map, turned around and parked in a layby just behind us. From there we followed a footpath up the hill, as it looked to be going the wrong way we turned off, and followed what turned out to be an animal track, that soon disapeared. Freezing cold wind didn't discourage us and we plouged on, shins scratched and bleeding by low lying gorse, we arrived on top of the hill to the fantastic site of Mulfra Quoit! The qouit itself is fantastic, big enough to squeeze inside for a moments rest and to open the flask of tea! The views in all directions are fantastic, and many photo's were taken. When hands and face was numb, we followed a clearer path back down to the car, was steeper going but much quicker. |
Posted by Mirla8th April 2008ce Edited 12th April 2008ce
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