Ponies grazing at Cribba Head, Cornwall

Cribba Head is the next headland to the East after Logan Rock
The National trust writes As ponies are selective grazers, they don’t tend to eat flowers, and are happy munching their way through grass stems, gorse and cut vegetation. They trample the ground which, in moderation, is beneficial as it opens up the sward allowing the establishment of annual plants and wildflowers. Our ponies are at work all year and happy in the blustery exposed conditions on the headland.