Posts Tagged ‘Lansallos’
water and stone 7-13
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After seeing hidden doors and arched roadways, I am on the lookout for other evidence of enchantment on my Cornwall journey. So, when the road dipped into one of those treed valleys …
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I was not surprised to see an unexpected stone stairway …
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and a roadside fountain …
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I think this is a way of making the water in a hillside stream more accessible, but it made me think of the magical associations of woodland pools …
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Best View: a stone house near Lansallos … pen and watercolor …
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Copyright 2013 Jane Tims
old trees and old towns 7-12
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After the picturesque town of Polperro, the road I am following takes an inland route. I peer over the hedgerows and watch for other vehicles on the narrow road …
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Near Lansallos, agricultural land spreads endless, to the very edge of the sea cliffs. There are sheep in the pastures … I just leave little unpainted gaps in the watercolor!
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Lansallos is a charming village with places to stay …
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white houses, white blossoms …
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and an old (15th century) church …
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You can see the tower of St. Ildierna church from miles away. The interior of the church was partly destroyed by fire in 2005 but has since been restored through donations.
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The village of Lansallos is listed in the Doomsday Book (the landowner survey done for William I and completed in 1086) as the Manor of Lansalhas !!!
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Best View: old tree near Lansallos … ink and watercolor …
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