Twisting wall below Tregarrick Tor
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Twisting wall below Tregarrick Tor
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 28 Feb 2008
The wall at the edge of the moorland takes a very circuitous route, probably to take advantage of rock outcrops. On the right, it gives the impression of having taken over a hut circle, of which there are many good examples nearby. In the background is a valley draining into the nearby Siblyback Lake.
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