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It bewitched du Maurier and Betjeman and inspires thousands of visitors a year. Home to the mysterious landscape of Bodmin Moor, miles of golden beaches, the industrial heritage of the tin mines, a language of its own and pretty fishing villages and ancient folk festivals aplenty, Cornwall is one of Britain's best-loved regions. Send us your tips on your favourite Cornish picnic spots, beaches, hotels and pubs.
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    Archie Brown's

    Posted by pambolatum 19 May 2007

    Bright, friendly vegetarian cafe. Delicious food, the best salads. Really friendly staff, good prices, toys and books for kids and local art for sale on the walls.

    Above Richard's Health Food shop, Bread Street, Penzance, Cornwall. Best reached from bottom of Causewayhead. Up the hill from Penzance train station.

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    Tolcarne Inn, Newlyn

    Posted by Andrea Bayles 9 August 2006

    Snug behind the sea defences of England's largest fishing port, this is a real locals' pub, but that doesn't mean the welcome to visitors isn't warm. Far from it. Order the catch of the day (from £6.95) for a succulent piece of cod or haddock that's moist within its crispy, beer-batter casing. It will have been landed that very morning, and just a few hundred yards away, to boot. The pub's cosy in winter, too, with a real fire and low-beamed ceilings, not to mention some classics by local artists on the walls (my personal favourite: Perry With Ling).

    Tolcarne Place, Newlyn, near Penzance, Cornwall
    Tel: 01736 363074

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