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This is the last page of photos from a visit to Cornwall in September 06.
To visit the other pages from Cornwall please click here.
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| The three photos above are all from the spectacular Eden Project near St. Austell. Eden is a charity project built in a old clay pit that aims to explore the relationship between plants, people and places. There are two giant biomes, the Warm Temperate Biome and the Humid Tropics Biome which is the largest greenhouse in the world with an area of 6,540 square metres. For more information about the Eden Project click here for the official website. | ||
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| The village of Altarnun with the church of St. Nonna and the Jamaica Inn on Bodmin Moor were made famous by Daphne du Maurier's book Jamaica Inn published in 1936. The story about 23 year old Mary Yellan was later made into a film by Alfred Hitchcock. | ||
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| Scenes from the northern coast of Cornwall above feature sunsets taken from Widemouth Bay and Duckpool and the pebble beach at Millook Haven. | ||
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Copyright Nicky Griffiths 2006