Part of the Diaspora Garden at Heartlands
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Image: © Rod Allday Taken: 24 Jun 2012
The Diaspora Garden commemorates the emigration of Cornish miners to distant lands to carry out hard rock mining for which their skill was renowned. Different parts of the garden reflect the vegetation of the different parts of the world to which they travelled, such as New Zealand, South Africa, etc.
