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Treryn Dinas, near Treen, St Levan, Cornwall. 1894
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Treryn Dinas, near Treen, St Levan, Cornwall. 1894
Treryn Dinas from above Polpry Cove. The headland of Treryn Dinas is the site of an Iron Age promontory fort. It is also known for the Logan Rock, or rocking stone. Perched 30 metres above the sea, the naturally occurring piece of granite attracted tourists due to its ability to rock back and forth on the cliff top with the slightest touch. It was dislodged by a group of sailors in 1824 who were then forced to reposition it at their own expense. Hand coloured slide from Tour through Cornwall No.38, described as " Cliffs near Lands End". Photographer: Unknown
TRURI : LEVcl.59
Media ID 18196810
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