Lanhydrock church

Cornwall 8 - Bodmin and a lovely house Lanhydrock/the Robartes family

March 2nd 2017
We are nearing the end of our trip to Cornwall. I worked out the main things I wanted to revisit and wanted Glenn to see. After today we will be on the other bits. I had pencilled in the Bodmin Railway a heritage steam train - closed. I had thought to take him to the museum of shipwrecks at Charlestown - closed until April. We could go to the Lizard and to Cape Cornwall but in this weather it was ... read more

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