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Smugglers cave
We are on the tiny Chapel-Porth beach in Cornwall. There are a few sea caves along the bottom of the cliffs only accessible at low tide by foot. This is commonly known as Smugglers Cave but I find no real evidence to support that, however I have read that a large cave was used here at the beginning of World War 1 to hide two heavy horses, to prevent them being requisitioned by the army. - Albert was the prized lead horse of a team that hauled machinery to and from Cornish mines, while Captain was a farm horse.
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Bon week-end salutaire.
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Have a good weekend. Cheers, Rosa.
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It was probably a good idea to hide the horses...........of those that were requisitioned and sent off to war very few returned :-(
Herb Riddle club has replied to Keith Burton clubAlways sad to hear about war-horses. Hope that this cave really did save some from all that.
Cheers, Herb
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