The Cheesewring black and white Cornwall
by James Brunker
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The Cheesewring black and white Cornwall
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James Brunker
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The Cheesewring is one of the most famous granite tors on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall in southwest England. Not far from Minions, it is a rock outcrop of granite slabs that has been shaped by weathering. It is said to resemble a "cheesewring", a press-like device that was once used to make cheese, hence the name. The rock faces below it are part of the Cheesewring Quarry, where granite was extracted for centuries but is now disused.
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May 1st, 2022
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Lesley Evered
This would be ideal in our contest BLACK AND WHITE IMAGES IN DEVON AND CORNWALL. You may enter up to 4 pictures. Please consider adding this picture to the contest in the group Devon and Cornwall In The Southwest Of England.
James Brunker replied:
Thank you for the suggestion Lesley, apologies for not responding earlier, been away working on a wilderness tour in Chile and without communication for a couple of weeks
Lesley Evered
CONGRATULATIONS, your picture has been FEATURED on the home page in the group DEVON AND CORNWALL IN THE SOUTHWEST OF ENGLAND UK on 5th May 2022. I have liked and favourited this one....a lovely picture. You may see your image on the group home page and also in Discussions for this week's features. Contest for A BRIDGE OVER WATER IN DEVON OR CORNWALL is open for VOTING – Please add yours. The links for both of these subjects may be found on the group e mail and messages on both discussion pages are greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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