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The site of the largest garden restoration in Europe, these enchanted and enchanting gardens cover some 80 acres of glorious pleasure grounds plus a superb complex of walled gardens and a large productive vegetable garden, all... more
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The grandest house in Cornwall, Lanhydrock dates back to 1620 when a square plan house was built. Of this house only the magnificent granite gatehouse survives as it was. Today it is mainly the fine 19th century house that visi... more
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Lanhydrock is set in 450 acres of woods and parkland running down to the River Fowey, and is lovely in all seasons. Formal Victorian gardens surround the house, and climbing the hillside are 30 acres of wooded higher gardens wi... more
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Strangely enough, this center was named after the proprietor, not a breed of owl. It is a rehabilitation, conservation and education center that offers visitors expert information on owls of all breeds, plus the pleasure of see... more
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For those who are daunted by sea sailing the alternative will be to visit Siblyback reservoir. This lake provides good freshwater sailing opportunities and is set in beautiful countryside on the edge of Bodmin Moor. There is us... more
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This former Victorian schoolhouse provides a perfect setting for displaying the myriad colors and varied textures of the world of contemporary crafts. All the work comes from artists living in the UK, and these exhibitions illu... more
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Slides, tubes, ballpond, and mazes abound at this children's play world, with a colorful array of toys and themed play equipment. Kids can let off steam in Smugglers Cove or ride on the giant Astroslide. Children can stay all d... more
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Will you try your hand at the Rollerway Challenge or ride the Yellow River Rapids? This huge, two tier, under 12s play kingdom is the ideal solution for working off the children's excess energy. Under 5s have their own soft roo... more
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Free parking and free admission is available here, where the whole family can take their turn on Mountain Bikes, Revolution Racers, Scorpions and Electric Cars. Safety equipment is supplied and children can let off steam in the... more
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In a 50-meter deep crater, the size of 35 football pitches, are two gigantic geodesic conservatories—the largest in the world. Inside is the most ambitious environmental project that the UK has ever seen. Each biome is a wealth... more
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…The Eden Project is the world’s biggest greenhouse We stayed in Carylon Bay but didn’t see much… continue reading »
Lostwithiel Travel Experiences
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'Home' of King Arthur
Tingatel castle is the legendary home of King Arthur – but apparently its several hundred years too young… Nevertheless everything in T... Continue reading »
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Eden Project
We stayed in Carylon Bay but didn’t see much of the area. We were here to visit the Eden Project. The Eden Project is the world’s bigge... Continue reading »
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Fowey - A Charming Fishing Village
Our tour was in England – more specifically Cornwell, England - we took a 1 ½ hour bus ride to a small fishing village called Fowey, pron... Continue reading »
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Polperro
Polperro is a small and very pretty fishing village at the bottom of a deep ravine. It has a very small harbour complete with fishing b... Continue reading »
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To the Beach!!
After an 8 hour bus ride I finally arrived in Newquay at 7am in the morning... The rest of the crew arrived about 1pm so I spent mo... Continue reading »
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