Lostwithiel cornwall

POINT NEPTUNE HOUSE: 'Grade II listed building Circa mid C19; extended and remodelled 1864 for William Rashleigh of Menabilly; (Mayor, Lostwithiel 1802, 1808; Sheriff, Cornw. 1820-1.Capt. R. Stannary artillery 1803). It was extended again later C19; altered C20. The original mid C19 house is of painted brick, partly slate-hung and with low-pitched slate roof with deep eaves and verges to gable ends. A good example of a Victorian Italianate villa overlooking the Fowey estuary.' ✫ღ⊰n

This is a springtime painting in acrylic of the ancient bridge at Lostwithiel, Cornwall over the River Fowey painted by Snowey Barker in her garden studio ' Ye Olde Lazy Cow Inn'.

Lostwithiel Bridge looking towards North street and the Globe Inn. Taken on 03/10/2011 at11:05:19Hrs using a Nikon D3100 camera with an AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR lens. Click on image to view on black. Right click on image and click on ORIGINAL for better detail.

Now that autumn has well and truly arrived in the West Country, early morning mist and fog has become a regular occurrence. This shot was taken from the B3268 just to the north of Lostwithiel. The River Fowey can be seen in the distance, covered in a blanket of mist.

Restormel Castle is situated on the River Fowey near Lostwithiel, Cornwall, England. It is one of the four chief Norman castles of Cornwall.

Goethite Specimen from Restormel Royal Iron Mine, Cornwall The Levers Collection REF: 103 A great specimen of Goethite from the Restormel Royal Iron Mine, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, UK. Approx dimension: 70 x 60 x 48 mm Weight: 238g Provenance: The Levers Collection The Levers Collection is a historically important collection of rare, mostly Cornish, rocks and minerals. Catherine Levers was born into a large family in 1876 in Lostwithiel in Cornwall, England. Unusual for women at the time, she…

The Duke of Cornwall’s Palace at Lostwithiel, Cornwall was built as the administrative centre for the Duchy the end of the 13thcentury; at the time Lostwithiel was Cornwall’s principal port. It was not a dual residency but boasted a large Great Hall and a number of other buildings including the Exchequer Hall where the taxes due on smelted tin were collected. The Palace became ruinous in the 17th century but one of the original halls still remains intact. From 1878 until 2008 this space was…

I asked Chris, Archon’s intern & player of Chrystos Salamander-Slayer, to work up some examples of structures of different sizes. I remember that this is something that had been requested here, but can’t find the thread.…