Here is and impotant stone circle called The Hurlers. In the far distance you may be to see The Cheese Ring on the hill		I am standing next to a particularly important stone.
Two Bodmin sheep and there are plenty more where they came from.		King Donneth’s Stone. There is a slot in the top where apparently there used to be a wooden cross. This is from the 9th century. A notice by the stone also tells us that King Donneth drowned when his ship was wrecked.
The ruin of a tin mine engine house. There used to be mines all over Cornwall but now they are all worked out.		We saw the ‘mighty’ Golitha Falls.
The Cheese Ring. It was quite a walk here as you can see from thre first picture.		I went further up the hill and took this picture of The Cheese Ring from the top of another pile of stones.
A pony grazing on Bodmin Moor		A tunnel of trees covering the road as we drove South from Bodimin Moor.

Dartmoor The Lizard Penzance Scilly Islands North Cornwall North Devon