Lat 50.1906° N, lon 5.5256° W●Cornish village

TowednackTowednack

A moorland hamlet near Zennor, where granite tors and ancient field patterns stretch toward the sea. Windswept, remote, with a strong sense of Cornwall's deep past. History: Towednack (Cornish: Towednek) means "place

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A moorland hamlet near Zennor, where granite tors and ancient field patterns stretch toward the sea. Windswept, remote, with a strong sense of Cornwall's deep past. History: Towednack (Cornish: Towednek) means "place of Teudic," an obscure Celtic saint. The parish church, dedicated to this saint, is small and ancient, with origins in the early medieval

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