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Whilst the country of Cornwall is unfortunately part of England, the peninsula is nearly surrounded on all sides by water: the Atlantic Ocean, the English Channel and the Tamar River. There used to be kings in Cornwall; it had its own parliament. It also had its own language, a form of cetlic.
This article remains a bit scant on info, I have however done the following
1)Remove the factual errors - For example there is no civil parish of Pendeen
2)Removed the statements about poor development - this is an opinion not a fact ( I agree mind!!)
3)Added some links
I've put the photo of a Trewellard milestone on, just because I've nothing better and it amuses me that its creator has squeezed the long name onto the narrow stone. There must be better pics representing the place. I've lost my pics of Geevor Mine and Levant :( JimChampion20:45, 28 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
