Cornish Coast Collection
The Cornish coast, with its rugged beauty and rich history, has captivated visitors for centuries
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The Cornish coast, with its rugged beauty and rich history, has captivated visitors for centuries. From the picturesque Lamorna Cove in St Buryan to the stunning Towan beach and the Island in Newquay, this region of Cornwall offers a diverse range of landscapes that are sure to leave you breathless. For those seeking a touch of legend and myth, Tintagel Island beckons with its bridge leading to the ruins of Camelot Castle, said to be King Arthur's stronghold. As you stand atop this ancient site, you can't help but feel transported back in time. Aerial views over the sandy beaches of Newquay provide a different perspective on this coastal paradise. The turquoise waters glisten under the sunlight as surfers catch waves below. It's no wonder why this area is known as one of England's premier surfing destinations. Delving into history further, "Loading the Boats" depicts St Ives in 1926 when fishing was at its prime. This oil painting captures the bustling activity as fishermen prepare their vessels for another day at sea. Wheal Coates Tin Mine stands proudly along the Cornish coast near St Agnes. The Towanroath Engine House serves as a reminder of Cornwall's mining heritage and provides an intriguing glimpse into its industrial past. From sunrise over yachts at Portscatho to sunset behind Towanroath Engine House, nature paints breathtaking scenes along these shores. The ever-changing colors dance across the sky, creating moments that will forever be etched in your memory. But not all stories told by these coasts are idyllic; wrecks scattered along St Ives Bay serve as reminders of treacherous waters that have claimed many ships throughout history. Engravings depict steamers like "Cintra, " "Bessie, " and "Vulture" stranded ashore while others show us glimpses into specific tragedies, such as the wreck of the Avonmore.