Kynance Cove has been in the hands of the National Trust since 1935. Among the myriad of Cornish beaches it is enduringly popular. It is on the South West Coastal Footpath and was graced in the 19th century by the likes of Tennyson and Queen Victoria. Its role as a carriage print is as a clear wish you were here from the Great Western Railway. However in the period of the railways that was not quite so easy. The cove is...
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