Towering above crashing white waves old engine houses cling precariously to rugged cliffs; the vestiges of a tin mining industry that once dominated the Cornish landscape. Botallack and Levant are found in the St Just District and are part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. Editor's note: ...
Stourhead Gardens: An 18th-Century English Garden in Wiltshire
Stourhead gardens are widely regarded to be one of the finest landscape gardens in the world and are a feast for the eyes whatever the season! As you stroll through the decadent scenery it’s as if you’ve stepped straight into an Italianate style oil painting ... or maybe even a scene from Pride ...
Restormel Castle: A Cornish Castle Fit For A Prince
Restormel is surrounded by a deep moat and stands majestically on a knoll overlooking the River Fowey meandering gently below and Lostwithiel, the Medieval capital of Cornwall. About Restormel Castle Situated about a mile from the ancient stannary town of Lostwithiel, and despite being on high ...
The Medieval Ruined Church of St Peter the Poor Fisherman, Revelstoke, Devon
St Peter the Poor Fisherman can be found nestled close to a cliff edge overlooking Stoke Bay. A romantic Medieval ruin situated about 1 1/2 miles from the quaint village of Noss Mayo, today the church can be found in the most unusual of places. After all, though it stood isolated for centuries, ...
Bigbury-on-Sea & Burgh Island Guide: Sea, Sand & More
The waves lap gently onto the seaweed strewn beach and the azure blue skies are reflected in the calm sea. An art-deco hotel dominates the nearby tidal Burgh Island looking for all the world as if it has been constructed specifically for an Agatha Christie film set. Bigbury-on-Sea and its surrounds ...
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