The Flickr Botallack Image Generatr

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OTA290G Botallack 20/04/2025 by yamdood

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OTA290G Botallack 20/04/2025

468FTT Botallack 20/04/2025 by yamdood

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468FTT Botallack 20/04/2025

OTA290G Botallack 20/04/2025 by yamdood

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OTA290G Botallack 20/04/2025

468FTT Botallack 20/04/2025 by yamdood

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468FTT Botallack 20/04/2025

3KB16668a_C by Kernowfile

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Looking out over the sea from the coast at Botallack, Cornwall

3KB16678a_C by Kernowfile

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Looking out over the sea from the coast at Botallack, Cornwall

3KB16679a_C by Kernowfile

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The Crowns enginehouses at Botallack, Cornwall

3KB16666a_C by Kernowfile

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Looking out over the sea from the coast at Botallack, Cornwall

3KB16680a_C by Kernowfile

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Looking out over the sea from the coast at Botallack, Cornwall

3KA22005a_CT_2025-01-12 by Kernowfile

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Afternoon sky over the mine engine houses at Botallack, on the "Tin Coast" of Cornwall

3KA21993a_CT by Kernowfile

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Dinosaurs in the far west of Cornwall - in a garden beside the Coast Path near Botallack, Cornwall

Botallack by Phil Beard

Botallack

Arsenic works at Crown Mines.

Botallack by Phil Beard

Botallack

Down to the end of the footpath at the Crown Mines engine houses. Worth recalling that the miners had up to a 5 mile walk to work, out and back from St. Just, Madron or Zennor then scramble down here, before travelling a mile or more in the undersea galleries.

3KB16001a_C by Kernowfile

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Sunset over the sea off Botallack, on the "Tin Coast" of Cornwall. "The Crowns" mines enginhouses are silhouetted in the foreground.

Closer to the Mines by cazjane97

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Closer to the Mines

Botallack, tin mines near St. Just in Cornwall. See previous photo for more.

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Botallack by cazjane97

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Botallack

The remains of tin mines at Botallack near St. Just Cornwall, on the SW. Coastal Path -not far from Cape Cornwall of a previous photo. Much of the mine is under the sea.
"Possibly the most photographed point of the mine, the three crown rocks just offshore, stand over lodes (veins of metal ore) which stretch far out to sea. They were most likely first worked in the 16th century.

In the very early 1800s a pumping engine was set up at the base of the cliffs to pump out workings developing under the sea from the lower levels of the old Wheal Button ('wheal' is a Cornish term for 'mine' or 'work) to the north. It was successful and was replaced by the current lower engine house. " (National Trust)

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Classic Botallack by Renton Lad

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Classic Botallack

A classic Cornwall scene at Botallack mines near Lands End.

3KB22471a_C by Kernowfile

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Landscape, Seascape, and Cloudscape - at Botallack on the "Tin Coast" of Cornwall

3KB16676a_C by Kernowfile

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Landscape, Seascape, and Cloudscape - at Botallack on the "Tin Coast" of Cornwall

3KB12739a_C by Kernowfile

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Landscape, Seascape, and Cloudscape - at Botallack on the "Tin Coast" of Cornwall