A final traipse across the moors

[pjthompson]

My latest uploads from our very busy day on the moors can be viewed by CLICKING HERE.

This is the last of the pictures from the Cornish moors, but unfortunately, I still have many more uploads to go.



This is the pathway to the prehistoric monument of Men-An-Tol.




Here's somebody else's picture of Men-An-Tol, the way I've seen it photographed many times. Which is oh-so-ironic, really.

Comments

[jmeadows.livejournal.com]

Awesome!

[pjthompson]

Thanks. That was a fun day.

random commenter

[rowanda380.livejournal.com]

wow, that looks really cool.

Re: random commenter

[pjthompson]

It was, thanks. The Cornish moors are definitely a very special place.

Re: random commenter

[rowanda380.livejournal.com]

I will have to put that on my list of places to visit....ever since reading Wurthing Heights I have wanted to visit some moors :0)

Re: random commenter

[pjthompson]

I felt the same way. Part of the moors are rugged and windswept and everything you'd imagine from the novels, but most of Cornwall is pretty green and bucolic. I think Wuthering Heights was way up north. Never been to those moors, but I think Hound of the Baskervilles was Cornwall.