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Trewassa at a glance

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Trewassa clings to Cornwall's rugged north coast, a captivating blend of ancient granite and wild Atlantic spray. This isn't just a village; it's a feeling , where salty air fills your lungs, gulls cry tales of the sea, and time seems to slow. It's gloriously rural, fiercely independent, and utterly enchanting, a true escape to

Trewassa, or "Tre-Wassa" in old Cornish, likely meaning "homestead by the marsh," boasts a lineage as deep as its surrounding cliffs. For centuries, this corner of Cornwall thrummed with the industry of tin and copper mining. Evidence of this arduous past dots the landscape, from crumbling engine houses silhouetted against the sky to adits plunging

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