Cornwall, England
These images are from a trip to Cornwall, England, mainly of the area in and around Bodmin Moor. We were accommodated in Minions at the Pipers Post - very nice indeed -
Most of the photos were taken with film and later scanned into the computer - and some of the most interesting ones are still missing...
Read MoreMost of the photos were taken with film and later scanned into the computer - and some of the most interesting ones are still missing...
The Hurlers are three stone circles in a line across the scenic landscape of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. They date from the Bronze Age, about 1500 BC and are named for the medieval legend that they were men turned to stone for 'hurling' (a Celtic game) on Sunday.
As with virtually all prehistoric standing stones, their exact purpose is not known.
