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In 2024 ‘The Story of Emily’, a museum dedicated to Emily Hobhouse, opened in St Ive, near Liskeard but who was this formidable Cornish woman and why is her life and legacy worth remembering? kildenmor.co.uk/emily-hobhouse/

Whether a golfer or newbie, Padstow offers golf options from luxury clubs to mini golf near Kilden Mor. ow.ly/ewpn50SvQhT

Meet Dolly Pentreath: the last native Cornish speaker! Bold, witty, and fiercely independent, she defied norms and became a symbol of Cornish pride. 👉 Read now kildenmor.co.uk/discovering-do…

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At this time of year, there is one enigmatic native flower that truly seems to herald the arrival of spring – the bluebell. This is our guide to some of the best places in Cornwall to see their splendour! ow.ly/U54a50NY4Zh

🎥 Lights, camera, action! We had an incredible opportunity to talk to the Conrwall West Coast National trust about filming on the stunning Tin Coast in Cornwall. Read the interview. ow.ly/vVy350SPSSQ

Carn Brea Castle is one of Cornwall’s most recognisable landmarks and one of its most unusual buildings. Standing on the heights of Carn Brea Hill it is visible from miles around. Bursting with history, legend & intrigue. kildenmor.co.uk/carn-brea-cast…

While we’d love to guarantee fine weather for all our guests, even infrequent visitors to Cornwall know that this is wishful thinking. But there are many more distinctly Cornish days out that might make you glad it rained after all. ow.ly/ck4950SRRzY

Every 5th March the people of Cornwall come together to celebrate their patron saint – Saint Piran. There are parades in many of the towns & close to Perranporth hundreds make a pilgrimage out across the dunes of Penhale Sands. ow.ly/B0YZ50QHIlB

Cornwall’s rugged north coast is famed for its beautiful coves, spectacular surf breaks and wild beaches, some are more accessible than others! Northcott Mouth, is a little less well known but this stunning sandy beach is fortunately easy to get to. ow.ly/85f650SYE9A

Carn Brea Castle is one of Cornwall’s most recognisable landmarks and one of its most unusual buildings. Standing on the heights of Carn Brea Hill it is visible from miles around. Bursting with history, legend & intrigue. kildenmor.co.uk/carn-brea-cast…

The curse of Mother Ivey's Bay: Witchcraft belief in Cornwall endures, as noted in 1855 and again in 1973. kildenmor.co.uk/the-curse-of-m…

Cornwall has so much to offer those that love exploring, away from the well-known, well-worn paths there is a seemingly inexhaustible supply of treasures to be discovered. The possibilities are endless! /ow.ly/cwle50SQ2kH

Discover Porthcurno – Cornwall's stunning beach with white sands, turquoise waters, and rich history! 🌞🐚✨ Read more: kildenmor.co.uk/the-secrets-of…

Discovering the real Cornwall of Ross Poldark can be a complicated business. Much of the action featured in Winston Graham’s hugely popular series of novels takes place in real Cornish locations; here is our guide ow.ly/u99X50PhpjC

Tater Du Lighthouse, near Lamorna Cove, is Cornwall’s newest lighthouse & was the first in the UK to be fully automatic. Completed by Trinity House in June 1965 Tater Du, which means ‘black loaf’ in Cornish- reference to the dark rocky cliffs it stands on ow.ly/N3TR50UVscu

Situated above the golden sweep of Praa Sands on Mount’s Bay is the gothic tower of Pengersick Castle. The elegant historic building now oozes a picturesque & romantic charm that belies its past reputation as one of the most haunted locations in Cornwall. ow.ly/ZjQT50SvSae

Thanks to its deep Celtic roots, Cornwall has a profound religious heritage. There are hundreds of churches and chapels dedicated to long forgotten saints around the county. Here are just a few to visit in North Cornwall. ow.ly/XEOK50QzTYm

The curse of Mother Ivey's Bay. In 1855 Thomas Quiller Couch wrote of Cornwall: “The belief in witchcraft holds its ground firmly & of all superstitions it will probably be the last to die out.” An opinion that was reinforced 120 years later in 1973. ow.ly/fwMG50S4rwW

Cornwall has so much to offer those that love exploring, away from the well-known, well-worn paths there is a seemingly inexhaustible supply of treasures to be discovered. The possibilities are endless! /ow.ly/cwle50SQ2kH