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Typical granite forms in La Sierra de La Cabrera
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Penberth Cove, for Pam. Best on Large
The only thing missing here is a lovely Cornish pub!
However, if you are thirsty enough to undergo a 25 minute trudge uphill, you can reward yourself with an energy re-charging and refreshing pint of bitter at The Logan Rock pub in Treen.
However, if you are thirsty enough to undergo a 25 minute trudge uphill, you can reward yourself with an energy re-charging and refreshing pint of bitter at The Logan Rock pub in Treen.
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Maybe ... maybe not. I think it's been there a few centuries and this is granite and so less friable than other rocks in other parts.
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