East Bugle I• nn
Country Park •
China Clay St Austell • Carnmoggas
• Tortoise Garden
• The Lost Gardens of Heligan
World of Model Railways •
Mevagissey
• Shark & Angling
P Edenroject•
St Blazey Par
• Charlestown
Fowey • Bodinnick
Polruan
This region is often referred to as the Forgotten Corner, but the country side and cliff top views are fascinatingly beautiful, just stop the car to absorb the grandeur and then you will appreciate this part Cornwall.
Cremyll to Cawsands T
o visit these villages on foot take the little passenger ferry from Admirals Hard in Plymouth crossing the Tamar to Cremyll and the grounds of Mount
Edgcumbe. This lovely park and restored Tudor house, the home of the Mount Edgcumbe family is open to the public. It was given to the people of Plymouth after World War II and the grounds are open every day of the year and cost nothing. A wonderful place to picnic or walk and perhaps take time to see the inside of a patiently and painstakingly restored house, which lay in ruins after the bombing in the Second World War.
There are many walks you can take through Mount Edgcumbe one, three miles long, will take you round the coast via Maker into Kingsand and Cawsand, two old fishing and smuggling villages which are joined together. Look carefully on the wall across from the Halfway House in Kingsand and you will see a sort of fleur de lys, this is where you step into Cawsand with its popular beach. In the summer months there are pleasure boats from Plymouth’s Barbican to these villages. From here a walk through Penlee Woods which will lead you to Penlee Point and then on to Rame Head with its views out to sea and small but enchanting Norman Church with a churchyard in which it is reputed that people have been buried since those times. Certainly the headstones are fascinating. This church is one of the few left that has no electricity or gas, but holds regular services & evensong.
Go to Kernow Mill A U N I Q U E S H O P P I N G E X P E R I E N C E LADIESWEAR DRINKS SHOP
TAVARN DEWAS
SHOE SHOP
Model Village•
Wayland• West Polperro Looe TIC
• Hannafore Point Hotel
Sanctuary • Monkey
St Neot• Bodmin Cornwall Lostwithiel
Trago Mills•
• Carnglaze Caverns
Liskeard Landrake
• Porfell Wildlife
Kernow Mill •
• Tredinnick Farm Shop
Seaton•
St Germans P •olbathic
D •ownderry Tregantle Fort • WHITSAND BAY Mount Edgcumbe •
Torpoint Cremyll •
Cawsand • Kingsand• Saltash
Caradon Mine
S •outh
Callington
Calstock
Bere Alston
On the road from the church to Rame Head the lane zig zags in a double curve. In recent years, the local administration tried to acquire the land to straighten out these curves but the land owner refused to sell saying ‘Not over my dead body’. When the land owner died he made sure that his wishes would be kept, having changed his religion so he could be buried on the land through which the new road would have passed.
MENSWEAR
GOLF CLOTHING, EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES
FURNISHINGS HOME
KERNOW MILL COFFEE SHOP
Serving light snacks to full meals
Kernow Mill, Trerulefoot, Nr Saltash Just off the A38, Only 13 miles from Plymouth
Tel: 01752 851898 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • MON - SAT 9.30am-5.30pm SUN 11am-5pm • FREE PARKING 11
Kernow Mill is a trading name of The Edinburgh Woollen Mill Limited, a company registered in Scotland. Registered office: Waverley Mills, Langholm, Dumfriesshire, DG13 0EB. Registered Number: SC024081
River Lynher
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