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Charlstown

Tall ships in the harbour for the winter at Charlestown on a autumn day, the village and port on the south coast of Cornwall, developed in the late-18th century from the fishing. Has remained relatively unchanged, and now is popular with holidaymakers along with film and TV companies, part of Poldark was filmed around the quay

© Paul Felix Photography, Twelve Beacon Park, Pelynt, near Looe, Cornwall, PL13 2PQ

Windswept stones on Bodmin Moor

A Windswept rocks shaped by the wind over years, high on Bodmin Moor below the Cheesewring a granite tor on the eastern flank of the Moor at Stowe's Hill near Minions Cornwall. Bodmin Moor has many Tor's Chessewring is one of the largest and most visited. A local legend says that the Cheesewring is the result of a contest between a man and a giant. When Christianity had just been introduced to the British Islands. The granite slabs formed by weathering. The name derives from the resemblance of the piled slabs to a cheesewring, a press used to make cheese

© Paul Felix Photography Twelve Beacon Park Pelynt nr Looe Cornwall PL13 2PQ