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Goonhilly Earth Station, Cornwall with its giant parabolic communication satellite antennae, it is leased out for futher scientific reseach
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Cornish tin mining landscape near Botallack which forms part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site with the ruins of the mines and their headgear visible on the skyline
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Crown Mines engine house ruins perched on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic ocean and its undersea shafts, now part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage site
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Scenic view of the rocky headland at Bass Point with the historical Lloyds Signal House visible high on the cliff
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Goonhilly Earth Station on the Goonhilly Hills, Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall and houses the first parabolic satellite dish, named Arthur, which is now a protected monument
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Lobster pots in the fishing town and holiday resort of St Ives harbour, Cornwall, stacked high on the quayside with the top of the lighthouse visible behind
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Goonhilly Earth Station on the Goonhilly, Hills, Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall built by British Telecom as a satellite communications centre which housed the first parabolic antenna known as Arthur
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Goonhilly Earth Satellite Station n the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall is owned by the BT Group and housed the first parabolic satellite antenna, Arthur, which is now a protected structure
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Cornwall country landscape with gently rolling hills and lush green agricultural fields and pastures
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Closeup view of the lantern on top of the Lizard Lighthouse, Cornwall which warns shipping of the southernmost point of England
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View up a narrow pedestrian lane between traditional white-washed cottages in Polperro fishing village, Cornwall, a popular tourist attraction
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Quaint narrow lanes winding between white-washed fishermans cottages in the popular tourist village of Polperro in Cornwall
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Street view in Marazion, Cornwall with a narrow cobbled street looking out towards the historical landmark of St Michael's Mount in the bay
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Lizard Lighthouse on Lizard Point the southernmost tip of England guides ships entering the English Channel
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lighthouse and watchmans cottages in the traditional trinity style, pendeen cornwall
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the castle on top of st michaels mount tidal island, cornwall,
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Lloyds Signal Station, Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall where Marconi conducted his wireless communication tests in 1901 and now the only remaining purpose-built signal house in the world
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Lizard Lighthouse, Cornwall on Lizard Point, which is the southernmost tip of the United Kingdom, serves as a warning to ships of the rocky hazard as they enter the English Channel
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burnels royal albert bridge crossing over the river tamar at saltash
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Historic Cornish tin mine ruins with an old brick and stone archway at the Levant tin mine, Pendeen against a blue sky
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A closeup view of the lantern on the Lizard Lighthouse situated on Lizard Point, Cornwall the southernmost tip of the United Kingdom
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Ruined arch and chimney, Botallack mine, Cornwall, an abandoned tin mine in the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage site
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Headgear at Victory shaft at the Geevor tin mine preserved as living mining museum and an important part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape
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Small fishing boats beached at low tide in St Ives, Cornwall, UK
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View of the harbour and traditional white-washed cottages in Polperro fishing village, Cornwall with a colourful collection of nets and equipment on the deck of a fishing boat in the foreground
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Closeup of lobster pots or lobster traps constructed of wire and wood stacked on the shore with their attached ropes and drag lines
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The two ruined engine houses of the Crown Mines, Botallack perched on cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the undersea shafts, a part of the West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site
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stormy view of the cornish coast near pendeen taken from the lighthouse
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Coastline at Perran Beach, Perranporth, Cornwall with a calm sea on a misty overcast day
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rugged cornish atlantic coastline near pendeen
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Buildings clustered on Lizard Point on the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall, which is the most southerly tip of the United Kingdom
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Beautiful scenic view of Lizard Point and Lizard Lighthouse the southernmost point of the United Kingdom and an area of great natural beauty
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The two ruined engine houses at Crown Mines, Cornwall on the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean
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Lizard Point and the Lizard lighthouse, the most southerly tip of the United Kingdom
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A view along the coastline of the ruins of the engine houses of the tin mines on the Cornish coast which now form part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage site
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Looking across from an empty Cornish beach to St Michaels Mount, on a hazy day
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waves breaking over rocks on the cornish coast near bass point
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Chimneys at the abandoned Botallack tin mines dotting the Cornish landscape which now forms part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage site
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View of the ruined cliff top engine houses at Crown Mines, Cornwall overlooking the Atlantic ocean and the submarine or undersea shafts which now form part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage site
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Levant mine ruins in Trewellard, Pendeen silhouetted against the sky - home to the only Cornish working beam engine and a protected site run by the National Trust
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