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May 4, 2015
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Breage 16
Breage: a C14 cross head re-used in the Lady chapel
A journey through the landscape and history of Cornwall
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St Allen church
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St Anthony in Roseland
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St Cleer church
St Clement church
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St Dennis church
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St Just in Roseland
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St Newlyn East church
St Pinnock church
St Stephen in Brannel
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Sancreed church
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Sheviock church
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Temple church
Tintagel church
Towednack church
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Tywardreath church
Veryan church
Warleggan church
Wendron church
Week St Mary church
West Looe church
Whitstone church
Withiel church
Zennor church
Fogous
A fogou list
Iron Age mysteries
Boden fogou
Boleigh fogou
Boscaswell fogou
Carn Euny fogou
Halligye fogou
Pendeen fogou
Piskey’s Hall fogou
Porthmeor fogou
Holy wells
Carn Euny holy wells
Holywell Bay Holy Well
St Cuby’s well Duloe
St Germoe’s well
St Guron’s well
St Hydroc’s well
St Just in Roseland well
St Keyne’s well – Kenwyn
St Keyne holy well
St Lalluwy holy well – Menheniot
St Ruan’s well
St Sancreed holy well
St Symphorian’s well
Stone crosses
Cury cross
Feock cross
Gunwalloe cross
Gwithian cross
Helston church cross
Lelant crosses
Mylor cross
Paul cross
St Allen crosses
St Anthony in Meneage cross
St Buryan crosses
St Ewe village cross
St Ives crosses
St Just in Penwith crosses
St Levan crosses
St Mawgan crosses
Sennen crosses
Wendron crosses
Zennor crosses
Our walks
Cornish Coast Path
St Michael’s Way
The Copper Trail
The Saints’ Way
The Tinners’ Way
Walking the Tamar
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