the ruined chapel on roche rock near st. austell in cornwall, england, uk, was thought to have used as a chapel for st. piran the saint of cornish tin miners
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St Nectan's Church in the village of Stoke in North Devon, England. Also known as the Cathedral of North Devon, St Nectan's has an unusually high tower.
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St Nectan's Church in the village of Stoke in North Devon, England. Also known as the Cathedral of North Devon, St Nectan's has an unusually high tower, the second highest in Devon.
St Nectans Falls; Flowing through the holed rock; waterfall; pool; shallow; "wish trinkets"; coins in the water; rocks; splashing; moss; Rocky Valley; Cornwall;
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St Nectans Falls were named after a hermit monk who lives at the top fo the falls. The area has a "magical" feel about it and is a very popular tourist site.
The "wishing Bush" and area is thought to have powers from the Glen to make wishes come true. Nearly all who visit the glen leave a wish item somewhere near the falls.
St Nectans Falls were named after a hermit monk who lives at the top fo the falls. The area has a "magical" feel about it and is a very popular tourist site.
St Nectans Falls were named after a hermit monk who lives at the top fo the falls. The area has a "magical" feel about it and is a very popular tourist site.
St Nectans Falls; Flowing through the holed rock; waterfall; pool; shallow; "wish trinkets"; splashing; moss; Rocky Valley; Cornwall;
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St Nectans Falls were named after a hermit monk who lives at the top fo the falls. The area has a "magical" feel about it and is a very popular tourist site.
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Image of the town center of Cirencester. Cirencester is a market town in east Gloucestershire, England, 93 miles (150 km) west northwest of London. Cirencester lies on the River Churn, a tributary of the River Thames, and is the largest town in Cotswold District.
The fast flowing water of Rocky Valley is home to dipper and grey wagtail. This photograph shows the waterfall toward the ne of the valley as it enters he sea.
St Nectans Falls were named after a hermit monk who lives at the top fo the falls. The area has a "magical" feel about it and is a very popular tourist site.
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The top of St Nectan's Church tower in the village of Stoke viewed over nearby fields. North Devon, England, United Kingdom.
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Dupath Holy Well was probably built by the Monks of St Germans about 1510, and is belived to be the largest and best of its kind in Cornwall. It would have served as a baptistry and oratory and contains the remains of a simple bath for the purposes of immersion. A tradition persists that this Holy Well is located close to a chapel dedicated to St Ethelred, which was licensed in 1405. An ancient and romantic legend states that the site of this well house was chosen as being the place where two Saxon chieftains fought a famous duel to the death.
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The Pass of Glen Coe and the River Coe. Looking eastward with the Aonach Eagach ridge on the left and the great rock buttresses of Aonach Dubh on the right.
