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LISKEARD Landrake Lostwithiel P •


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Looe Fowey •Bodinnick Polruan Polperro Downderry • St Germans olbathic Torpoint Portwinkle Millbroke• • •Crafthole Mount Edgcumbe • Cawsand •


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Rame Head Polperro Cremyll • SALTASH PLYMOUTH


Polperro Golitha Falls


Polperro Fishing trips and pleasure cruises can be arranged from the quayside of this small fishing village. Artists from local galleries are involved in the Arts and Music Festival in June. Tere is the Smuggler’s Museum to visit as well as the Willy Wilcox cave beachfront which was once


used by smugglers. For a musical treat seek out the Polperro Male Voice Choir.


Liskeard


Tis ancient town has many independently owned shops with original Victorian shop fronts, a pannier market, pubs, places to stay, a woodland walk alongside


ROYAL OAK INN Duke Street, Lostwithiel PL22 0AG


• Family and dog-friendly free house • Real ales, wines & ciders • Traditional home-cooked food • BT Sport in the public bar. • Delightful sunny beer garden • Six beautiful en-suite bedrooms • Delicious Carvery every Sunday 12–3


01208 872552 enquiries@royaloakcornwall.com www.royaloakcornwall.com


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the River Fowey at Golitha Falls, the Pipe Well and many original buildings designed by Henry Rice. Te Town Information Centre provides copies of the Heritage Trail with places of interest including the Pipe Well, and the Liskeard Museum or Stuart House provide copies of the Henry Rice Trail.


On the A38, between Liskeard and Bodmin, is the famous TRAGO


MILLS with bargains filling its 38 departments. There is a delightful


riverside walk, BBQ and picnic areas, a café and a restaurant. Peacocks can be frequently spotted!


Lostwithiel Dating back to the 12th century, near to the coast and surrounded by countryside, this is the ideal base to explore Southeast Cornwall. Several antiques shops have made this the antiques capital of Cornwall. Highlights are the LostFest Carnival and Dickensian Night as well as regular markets, vintage fairs and auctions.


Graham and Simon offer a range of drinks, including real ale, at the


ROYAL OAK. They use the finest local produce and offer light lunches and three course dinners. En-suite rooms start from just £70, including breakfast, and well behaved dogs are welcome!


WHAT’S ON 2018 16–24 June Polperro Music Festival 15–17 June 3 Wishes Faery Fest Mount Edgecumbe Country Park, 14 July Liskeard Agricultural Show The Showground, Merrymeet 27–29 July Boconnoc Steam Fair Boconnoc Estate, Lostwithiel 30 July–4 Aug Looe Carnival Week 26–29 July Port Eliot Festival St Germans 5 Aug Classic Car Show Mount Edgcumbe Country Park 21–23 Sept Looe Music Festival


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Photo credit: Chensiyuan on Wikimedia Commons Photo credit: Johan J.Ingles Le Nobel on Wikimedia Commons


Photo credit: Bryan Ledgard on Wikimedia Commons


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