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'Sun sparkles on mica in the granite' on Bodmin Moor, with a view south across Cornwall.
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The original Ekopod – a stylish white geodesic tent with a wood-burner, wooden terrace platform, separate bathroom with woodburner-heated bathtub and kitchen tent in its own field near Bodmin Moor – was booked up for the whole of last summer.
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Hogweed, pale pink valerian and festoons of bedstraw line a lane and frame distant views of Hawk's Tor, up on the edge of Bodmin Moor above the Lynher river.
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The 49-year-old, who was on holiday with his family, was pulled from the river Fowey at Golitha Falls on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor on Sunday afternoon.
Teenager who died on Scafell Pike is named as Lee Jones 2012
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On Bodmin Moor, meanwhile, he points out some nondescript stones that are actually the remains of someone's prehistoric sitting-room.
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Rolls of cloud obscure Dartmoor tors but Kit Hill and its summit stack stand clear, and to the west peeps Caradon on Bodmin Moor.
Country diary: Tamar Valley Virginia Spiers 2010
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I like this for its capable, independent heroine, Mary Yellan, its suspenseful and adventurous plot featuring smugglers and wreckers, and the superbly described Cornish landscapes, from brooding Bodmin Moor to the softness of the south coast and the savage beauty of the north.
Archive 2006-07-01 Carla 2006
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Would Jamaica Inn have its atmosphere of brooding evil without the bleak and barren landscape of Bodmin Moor looming on every page?
Archive 2006-07-01 Carla 2006
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Would Jamaica Inn have its atmosphere of brooding evil without the bleak and barren landscape of Bodmin Moor looming on every page?
Deja vu - locations and place names Carla 2006
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I like this for its capable, independent heroine, Mary Yellan, its suspenseful and adventurous plot featuring smugglers and wreckers, and the superbly described Cornish landscapes, from brooding Bodmin Moor to the softness of the south coast and the savage beauty of the north.
Five favourite historical novels Carla 2006
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