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Standing stones in the middle circle of The Hurlers

Minions, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall

Photo: Jim Champion, commons.wikimedia.org

The wild moorland of Bodmin might appear bleak and inhospitable but look more closely to discover over five thousand years of human occupation.

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Royal Geographical Society

updated on: May 12, 2021

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Stop 1. Minions car park.

Parking · Cornwall National Landscape

Stop 2. The Pipers standing stones.

Historical Site · South West England

Stop 3. The Hurlers stone circle.

Historical Site · South West England

Map / Stop 4. Bumpy ground.

Stop 4. Bumpy ground.

Historical Site · South West England

Stop 5. Tumulus/Rillaton Barrow.

Archaeological Site · South West England

Map / Stop 6. Scattered granite blocks.

Stop 6. Scattered granite blocks.

Industry · South West England

Map / Stop 7. Mine shaft.

Stop 7. Mine shaft.

Industry · South West England

Stop 8. Rock cave.

Cave · South West England

Stop 9. Cheesewring tor.

Natural Monument · South West England

Stop 10. Stowe's Pound Neolithic Enclosure.

Archaeological Site · South West England

11. Granite quarry

Industry · South West England

Map / Stop 12. Stone remains of cottages

Stop 12. Stone remains of cottages

Historical Site · South West England

Map / Stop 13. Remains of train track.

Stop 13. Remains of train track.

Industrial Monument · South West England

Stop 14. South Phoenix Mine buildings.

Industrial Monument · South West England

Map / Stop 15. Houseman's Shaft visitor centre

Stop 15. Houseman's Shaft visitor centre

Museum · Cornwall National Landscape

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