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  • Tideford (2)

    Tideford, meaning ‘ford of the river Tiddy’, is a small village in east Cornwall.This is another example where locals have two ways of pronouncing the name.

  • Tintagel

    Tintagel is situated on the North coast of Cornwall and is renowned for its association with the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table

  • Tredavoe

    A description of the place.

  • Tywardreath (1)

    Tywardreath is a village in southeast Cornwall that developed around Tywardreath Priory, a medieval Augustinian foundation established in the 12th century. The settlement grew with agriculture, local trade, and connections to nearby mining and port activities. In the 18th and 19th centuries, it benefited from nearby copper and tin mining and the Fowey River for…

  • Tywardreath (2)

    Tywardreath is a village in southeast Cornwall that developed around Tywardreath Priory, a medieval Augustinian foundation established in the 12th century. The settlement grew with agriculture, local trade, and connections to nearby mining and port activities. In the 18th and 19th centuries, it benefited from nearby copper and tin mining and the Fowey River for…

  • Whipsiderry

    Whipsiderry beach is adjacent to Porth beach and can be accessed at low tide from Porth but otherwise there is a stairway in the cliff. Unfortunately due to dangerous rock falls and contentious development above Whipsiderry, the stairway access to the beach has been closed. If you do gain access to the beach by walking…