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This work explores the diverse landscapes and cultural heritage of Cornwall, highlighting its rugged coastline, picturesque villages, and historical sites. It delves into the region's rich history, including ancient relics, churches, and the impact of Christianity on local traditions. The author emphasizes the importance of walking to truly appreciate Cornwall's beauty and warns of the dangers posed by its coastal geography. The narrative is structured around various locations, offering insights into the natural and man-made features that define the area, while also reflecting on the changing lives of its inhabitants amidst the backdrop of its scenic and historical significance.
[1] The fairies seem to be identical with the Tuatha da Danaan of Ireland.
[2] Appendix A. See pp. 199-200.
[3] Dinsul. There is good reason to think Sul = the Sul of Bath "Aquæ Sulis," and this again the "Sally, Sally Waters" of our nursery game. Many of her attributes have been taken over by St. Keyne.
[4] Appendix B. See pp. 201-2.
[5] Mary Mowes, i.e. the Virgin.