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A concise travel and topographical survey of Cornwall that moves along its coasts, valleys, and towns, combining landscape description with practical notes on geology, local industry, and regional customs. The narrative describes sea-cliffs, sandy beaches, harbours and coves, ancient churches and market streets, and discusses the decline of mining alongside china‑clay works and fishing practices. Attention is paid to lanes, hedgerows, birdlife, and visitor routes reached by rail and road; chapters assemble sketches of distinct headlands, inlets, and settlements, supported by colour illustrations and a useful index for readers planning visits.
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