Kernow
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The Moon card from the Cornish tarot – Tarot Kernow (www.tarotkernow.co.uk)
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Queen of Cups from the Cornish Tarot (www.tarotkernow.co.uk)
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Maiden of Pentacles, card from the Cornish Tarot
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12 of Cups taken from the Cornish Tarot 3rd Edition (www.tarotkernow.co.uk)
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Image based upon the Cornish Tarot (www.tarotkernow.co.uk)
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a circle of twelve pentacles with two in the centre, one reversed. Within the circle is sunirse, outside is sunset. Both taken from the same coastline in Kernow (Cornwall)
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A photograph i took of the River Camel and the reflections of the trees lining the river. The River Camel in Cornwall runs alongside The Camel Trail, which was once a railway and is now a cycle and walking trail that runs from Bodmin to Padstow.
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Another photograph i took of one of the many waterfalls at Golitha Falls. Pronounced “Goleetha” Golitha Falls are situated to the north of Bodmin Moor on the River Fowey in an extremely attractive setting. The water cascades for over 800 yards for which most of this has a footpath running alongside the river.
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Another photograph i took of one of the many waterfalls at Golitha Falls. Pronounced “Goleetha” Golitha Falls are situated to the north of Bodmin Moor on the River Fowey in an extremely attractive setting. The water cascades for over 800 yards for which most of this has a footpath running alongside the river.
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Another photograph i took of one of the many waterfalls at Golitha Falls. Pronounced “Goleetha” Golitha Falls are situated to the north of Bodmin Moor on the River Fowey in an extremely attractive setting. The water cascades for over 800 yards for which most of this has a footpath running alongside the river, however, to get to this one required some careful clambering over rocks and through the trees. After recent rainfall the ground was quite slippery.
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Another photograph I took of Golitha Falls at Autumn. Pronounced “Goleetha” Golitha Falls are situated to the north of Bodmin Moor on the River Fowey in an extremely attractive setting. The water cascades for over 800 yards for which most of this has a footpath running alongside the river.
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A photograph I took of a view of Nanjizal Bay also known as Mill Bay at Land’s End on the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall, England. The beach was used in a scene from the hit British television series ‘Doctor Who’, the episode the beach was used in was called ‘The Smugglers’. Camera used – Canon EOS 400D With a 17-40mm L series lens and a circular polarizing filter.
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A collection of pictures from the beautiful and picturesque county of Cornwall (Kernow).
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Kennall Vale, Cornwall, UK
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A panoramic view of Brunel’s Royal Albert Bridge. Taken from Saltash in Cornwall the bridge spans the Tamar river to Plymouth in Devon and celebrated it’s 150th anniversary in 2009. The building with the flag emblazoned on it is The Union Inn and is popular pub on a hot summers day. ” Dynnargh Kernow ” loosely translates to Welcome to Cornwall in the old Cornish language. See my video on YouTube
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Tarot Kernow Poster
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Tarot Kernow – Ten of Wands
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St Ives ( Cornish: Porth La ) is a seaside town, civil parish and port in Cornwall,U.K. The town lies north of Penzance on the coast of the Celtic Sea. It is a mecca for tourists and has become renowned for its number of artists, the Tate Gallery is one of it’s many attractions. Best when viewed Large See my video on YouTube St Ives Mounts Bay
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mullion cove
by pjanmullion cove
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Mounts Bay in Cornwall UK. With Penzance at its centre Mounts Bay has recently been described as one of the ’ Most Beautiful Bays in the World ’. The great sweep of land surrounding this expanse of the sea runs from the Lizard Point to Lands End and includes the resort town of Penzance and the smaller communities of Marazion, Newlyn and Mousehole with the dramatic sight of St. Michael’s Mount dominating the view of the bay from almost any vantage point. Best when viewed Large See my video on YouTube Mounts Bay St Ives
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Taken in Saltash, southeast Cornwall UK. The Tamar river seperates Cornwall from the strange and mysterious land of England. = )) / The wooden sculpture is called The Eternal Parent and symbolises Mother Nature, on the right are the two bridges that are famous icons in this part of the world. See my video on YouTube
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MULLION COVE
by pjanMULLION COVE
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KERNOW FLAG
by pjanKERNOW FLAG
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