Wheal Coates retaining wall and wildflowers
Garden, Saint Day.
Tree very nearly over the wall and away!
HFF, everyone!
Bronze Age tomb
Tubby's Head
Crane Castle
Shetland pony, for Pam.
Above Trevaunance Cove, St Agnes, Cornwall
Greenbank Cove, Cornwall
Rock samphire
Greenbank Cove
The West Penwith Coast from Bosigran Head
Camp Cameron, Saint Agnes, for Pam.
St Agnes Head
St Agnes Head, gorse and heather, for Pam.
Man and His Man from St Agnes Head, for Pam
H. A. N. W. E. everyone! From the path to Fishing…
Greenbank Cove, for Pam
Choppy waters
Carn Brae, granite and the Basset Monument.
North Cliffs, looking towards Naxrax Point
Porthcadjack, for Pam!
Rockpool, Porthtowan
Penberth Cove
HFF number 2 today! A small, intimate and beautifu…
Granite, sea, and heather. For Pam!
Gurnard's Head
Crane Islands from above Basset Cove.
Tubby's Head, for Pam.
Well, it has been at least 6 weeks since my last G…
The Penberth Cove section of the coast path, for P…
Carn Galva
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Right Angle
South West Peninsula Coast Path at Newdown's Head,…
Trevaunance Cove, for Pam.
Penzance Harbour - for Pam!
Penzance Harbour
Rock pool, Godrevy
Portreath Harbour, for Pam!
Carn Brae granite
Ralph's Cupboard
H. A. N. W. E. everyone! Cornish coast path
Rock pool
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Mên-an-tol (for Pam).
Mên-an-tol; simply Cornish for holed stone.
A mysterious monument. The experts have no idea what this was for. All they know is that the allignment of the stones has been altered in fairly recent history. The stones were originally in a triangle formation, again no one knows why, nor why they were re-positioned at some point in the past 300 years.
More recently, babies have been passed through the hole for good luck and "...the ritual of crawling through the hole nine times widdershins was said to cure rickets and scrofula" - Craig Weatherhill in 'Belerion, Ancient Sites of Land's End'.
A mysterious monument. The experts have no idea what this was for. All they know is that the allignment of the stones has been altered in fairly recent history. The stones were originally in a triangle formation, again no one knows why, nor why they were re-positioned at some point in the past 300 years.
More recently, babies have been passed through the hole for good luck and "...the ritual of crawling through the hole nine times widdershins was said to cure rickets and scrofula" - Craig Weatherhill in 'Belerion, Ancient Sites of Land's End'.
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Nice pic, but do we know what secrets are held here? Does the sun align with the stones midsummer?? Or the shadow of the big pillar go through the hole to signify some pagan fertility festival..MMM?
Best Wishes
Peter
Andy Rodker club has replied to Peter_Private_Box clubNot sure if you read my notes beneath the shot.
I don't think I can do any more. This isn't the place to go into all the theories. It is a photo sharing website after all and we don't have the space for this here. But, as I mentioned in my notes, I have given some idea of the fact that NOTHING is known. There is more but short of quoting from a whole chapter I can only refer you back to Craig Weatherhill's excellent book, widely available.
Best wishes,
Andy
Il me semble que le national geographic avait fait un documentaire la dessus.
Maintenant je peux me tromper, Ils ont ont retrouvé dans les océans dans des ports très anciens qui ont été abandonnés
Andy Rodker club has replied to ColRamYour boat theory made me laugh, Ramon!
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Andy Rodker club has replied to Jenny McIntyre clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Pam J clubMANY THANKS.
Lovely site and shot, Andy.
Have a nice week.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Eric Desjours clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Eunice Perkins clubI do know that they're very photogenic.................nicely taken Andy!
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