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Also known as Dollar cove owing to the wreck of a 17th century ship that has yielded some silver coins over the years. The geology here is of special interest with the contorted strata of the clif...

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The curiously named Jangye-ryn, located just around the corner from Gunwalloe beach on the Lizard Peninsula. I believe there are some interesting geological formations somewhere here....
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Poldhu Cove on the Lizard Peninsula. This wasn't even low tide and there was too much beach to fit on one photo (this is 3 stitched together). Poldhu is perhaps best known for being the site of G...
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chris Posted: 02.01.2006, 15:33

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GolowDydh Posted: 02.01.2006, 20:23

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last visit: 31.01.08 		Being surrounded by shafts it is amazing how few times you see this sign, this particular one can't be nearby because the hawthorn trees are a little too upright, it must be more inland.
Ours tend to look show quite clearly which direction is west http://www.geocities.com/st_agnes_forum/track_towancross.jpg
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lyskerrys Posted: 02.01.2006, 22:53



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last visit: 17.02.07 		Dunno where this one is (there are lots!), but on a quizzical note, does anyone know where exactly in St Just the Goodies filmed "Bunfight at the OK Tea Rooms"?
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xxxxxx Posted: 03.01.2006, 02:45



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last visit: 27.03.08 		My guess is the shafts around the back of Kenidjack Farm, near Kenidjack Castle.
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GolowDydh Posted: 03.01.2006, 22:10

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last visit: 31.01.08 		I'm not so sure, as I recall the high land at Kenidjack is heath but on this picture the high land in the background looks more like fields, unless of course it is not high land at all, but distant coast.
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Stonefly Posted: 03.01.2006, 22:14

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last visit: 07.08.07 		Ding Dong? (just wondering if that's Mulfra Quoit I can faintly discern in the background)
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Diane Posted: 03.01.2006, 23:43

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last visit: 21.08.07 		The Goodies was made in Cape Cornwall Street, the old cinema was the outside of the tea rooms. They walked passed the houses opposite [same house 2 or 3 times] in the " high noon" scenes. My brother met them when they were there. Not sure where the other ourdoor scenes were but looked like Balswidden area to me.
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chris Posted: 06.01.2006, 13:11

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last visit: 23.07.08 		It is West Cornwall, but it isn't any of the places suggested so far and it definitely hasn't featured in the Goodies!
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Stonefly Posted: 06.01.2006, 13:36

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last visit: 07.08.07 		Hm, a mine shaft in West Cornwall - that narrows it down a bit icon_biggrin
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lyskerrys Posted: 06.01.2006, 14:31



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last visit: 17.02.07 		Thanks, Diane! I might have to make a pilgrimage there over the weekend!
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CJenkin Posted: 06.01.2006, 14:49



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xxxxxx Posted: 07.01.2006, 03:21



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last visit: 27.03.08 		Is it just above the Men an Tol, between there and Tredinnick? (Bossullow common?)
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chris Posted: 07.01.2006, 12:32

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srule Posted: 07.01.2006, 13:13



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GolowDydh Posted: 07.01.2006, 15:48

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last visit: 31.01.08 		Crugkern SE of St Just?
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