Our soggy, arrival at Land’s End will forever be imprinted on our memories, a goal we worked extremely hard for some days. However, our last day of walking was filled with visions of the historic remains of the region’s tin mining industry. Fortunately, the rain caused me to pack my good camera deep inside my pack, or I’d probably still be out on the bluffs snapping photos.
Much like the Doc Martin series put the little village of Port Issac on the map, the BBC series Poldark brings the world to the Pendeen Coast, where the Geevor Tin Mine (closed in 1990) remains open as a tourist attraction.
As we walked out of Pendeen, we were surprised by the number of crumbling remains of a once thriving mining industry. While it all seems very romantic now, history tells a different story of the dangers that lurked underground.
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Nice photos! Beautiful coastline and bluffs
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Wow, what an adventure! Challenging, lovely, fascinating…and much more, I’m sure! You look refreshed! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures🙏🏼
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Thanks so much for following along!
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Danger indeed! Scenic but frightening!
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But well worth it!
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Great. WE have enjoyed following you on your journey.
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Thanks Malcolm. We’ve loved your comments and encouragement. What an adventure!
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It’s a stunning coastline but full of danger with old mine shafts and crumbling cliffs. Looks great but you always need to watch you step don’t you? Glad you made it after that epic walk, great achievement.
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Thanks Jonno. We appreciated all your comments and encouragement.
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