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Sally Kindberg in Cornwall
After a damp few days eventually the sun came out and I walked through Penzance to Marazion, using the coast path along the side of Mounts Bay, once the site of an ancient forest. I called inland at Gulval church … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Wallis, Cornish walks, Cornwall, Ella Frears, Ella Frears poem, Gulval, Gulval church, Marazion, Penzance, St Ives, St Michael's Mount, St Michaels Way, Tate St Ives
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Sally Kindberg’s Museum of Dust – Pilgrims Steps at St Michaels Mount
In ancient times pilgrims heading to join the Santiago de Compostela route would make their way to St Michael’s Mount in Cornwall before they set sail to France, then continued their pilgrimage on foot. Those travelling by boat from Ireland, … Continue reading