Lat 50.1977° N, lon 5.5003° WCornish village

HalsetownSt. Ives

A small inland village between St Ives and Penzance, where moorland granite meets green fields. Quiet, rural, a world away from the coastal bustle below. History: Halsetown (Cornish: Trevhales) takes its name

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A small inland village between St Ives and Penzance, where moorland granite meets green fields. Quiet, rural, a world away from the coastal bustle below. History: Halsetown (Cornish: Trevhales) takes its name from the Hals family, Cornish gentry who held land here in the medieval period. The village developed as an agricultural settlement, with farms

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