The Cheesewring of Bodmin Moor

A fine rock formation on top of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. The name derives from the resemblance of the piled slabs to a "cheesewring", a press-like device that was once used to make cheese.

Peter_Private_Box, Nick Weall, gezginruh, Andy Rodker and 2 other people have particularly liked this photo

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Steve Paxton ^club

what a view Herb

6 years ago.

Herb Riddle ^club has replied to Steve Paxton ^club

Cheers for another lookin Steve. Herb

6 years ago.

Andy Rodker ^club

Excellent shot!
I was going to visit this one day a few years ago with a walking group I had taken up with.
At the last minute I realised I couldn't go as I suddenly remembered a hospital appointment that day. I still haven't been!

6 years ago.

Herb Riddle ^club has replied to Andy Rodker ^club

You missed a great little area here Andy. It has all the elements that you too like. So that's the Padstow area and now this bit of Bodmin Moor for you to visit. Everything to look forward to.
Cheers, Herb

6 years ago.

gezginruh ^club

Excellent shot and composition!!

Best wishes
Füsun

6 years ago.

Herb Riddle ^club has replied to gezginruh ^club

Thank you Füsun. Always good to see you and your comments here.
Best wishes, Herbert

6 years ago. Edited 6 years ago.

Peter_Private_Box ^club

Hi Herb,

A superb capture, and hard to believe that it is natural!

Best Wishes
Peter

6 years ago.

Herb Riddle ^club

You are so right Peter.
Thanks, Herb

6 years ago.

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