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The circle stands on open moorland above Men-an-Tol in West Penwith near Ding Dong mine. The Bronze Age circle has 11 standing stones out of the original 19. The rocky outcrop of Carn Galver can be seen on the horizon through the two portal stones that were re-erected in 2005.
The circle stands on open moorland above Men-an-Tol in West Penwith near Ding Dong mine. The Bronze Age circle has 11 standing stones out of the original 19. The rocky outcrop of Carn Galver can be seen on the horizon through the two portal stones that were re-erected in 2005.
The circle stands on open moorland above Men-an-Tol in West Penwith near Ding Dong mine. The Bronze Age circle has 11 standing stones out of the original 19. The rocky outcrop of Carn Galver can be seen on the horizon through the two portal stones that were re-erected in 2005.
The circle stands on open moorland above Men-an-Tol in West Penwith near Ding Dong mine. The Bronze Age circle has 11 standing stones out of the original 19. The rocky outcrop of Carn Galver can be seen on the horizon through the two portal stones that were re-erected in 2005.
The circle stands on open moorland above Men-an-Tol in West Penwith near Ding Dong mine. The Bronze Age circle has 11 standing stones out of the original 19. The rocky outcrop of Carn Galver can be seen on the horizon through the two portal stones that were re-erected in 2005.
Transformative spring sunshine in the lanes and pathways of West Penwith - dramatic networks of shadow thanks to the paucity of foliage.
Three of the nine stones making up the amazing Boskednan stone circle also known as the Nine Maidens, Boskednan, West Cornwall.
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Grade II listed building, part of the Ding Dong mine complex. Built in 1865 as production shifted from east to west. Last active in 1877.
Grade II listed building, part of the Ding Dong mine complex. Built in 1865 as production shifted from east to west. Last active in 1877.
The 40" engine was supplied by Harvey's of Hayle in 1857 to pump from Ding Dong Engine Shaft and was moved to Greenburrow Shaft in 1865 where a new house had been built the previous year. As well as pumping from Greenburrow, it continued to pump from Ding Dong Shaft via flat rods.
The 40" engine was supplied by Harvey's of Hayle in 1857 to pump from Ding Dong Engine Shaft and was moved to Greenburrow Shaft in 1865 where a new house had been built the previous year. As well as pumping from Greenburrow, it continued to pump from Ding Dong Shaft via flat rods.
The 40" engine was supplied by Harvey's of Hayle in 1857 to pump from Ding Dong Engine Shaft and was moved to Greenburrow Shaft in 1865 where a new house had been built the previous year. As well as pumping from Greenburrow, it continued to pump from Ding Dong Shaft via flat rods.
these 3 standing stones form the western end of Boskednan stone circle, commonly known as the Nine Maidens
part of Boskednan stone circle situated in the boggy windswept moorland on top of the Lands End peninsula. Commonly known as the Nine Maidens they date back to approximately 1500 BC
The 40" engine was supplied by Harvey's of Hayle in 1857 to pump from Ding Dong Engine Shaft and was moved to Greenburrow Shaft in 1865 where a new house had been built the previous year. As well as pumping from Greenburrow, it continued to pump from Ding Dong Shaft via flat rods.
The engine house was built in 1864 to pump from Greenburrow Shaft using a 40" engine originally supplied new by Harvey's of Hayle in 1857 to pump from nearby Ding Dong Engine Shaft. As well as pumping from Greenburrow, it continued to pump from Ding Dong Shaft via flat rods.
New Mills, Cornwall
New Mills, Cornwall
Built in 1866, its 25" engine, built by Sandys, Vivian & Co. of Copperhouse, probably hauled from several nearby shafts including Tredinnick and Providence.
The 40" engine was supplied by Harvey's of Hayle in 1857 to pump from Ding Dong Engine Shaft and was moved to Greenburrow Shaft in 1865 where a new house had been built the previous year. As well as pumping from Greenburrow, it continued to pump from Ding Dong Shaft via flat rods.