A county where you are no more than a few miles from the sea and being a peninsula Cornwall is separated from the rest of England by the River Tamar. Today it is a holiday destination, but mining for tin and other ores was a major industry, now typified by a landscape proliferated by the ruins of many buildings.

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Botallack
The Crowns

 

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Cadgwith Cove

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Cape Cornwall
Priest's Cove

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Godrevy Point

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Gunwalloe
Church Cove

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Wheal Coates

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Land's End
Mayon Cliff

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Lelant Church

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Mousehole Harbour

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St Ives

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Wheal Coates

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Truro Cathedral

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St Michael's Mount

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Kynance Cove

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Gunwalloe
Church Cove

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Kynance Cove

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Mayon Cliff

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Truro Cathedral

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Truro

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Land's End
Mayon Cliff

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St Ives

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Land's End

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Lelant Church

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Botallack
The Crowns

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Botallack
The Crowns

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Cape Cornwall

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Cadgwith Cove

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Cadgwith Chapel

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Cape Cornwall
Priest's Cove

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Godrevy Point

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Godrevy Point

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Gunwalloe
St Winwaloe Church

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Gunwalloe
St Winwaloe Church