Rosemergy

Settlement in Cornwall

England

Rosemergy

'Wild' ponies at Bosigran The tenant at Bosigran farm has left and taken his Belted Galloway cattle with him. The National Trust have replaced them with ponies from a pony sanctuary. They roam freely, but they don&#039;t graze as efficiently as the cattle. The fields are reverting to long grass and bracken. — 'Wild' ponies at Bosigran Credit: David Medcalf

Rosemergy is a small hamlet located in the parish of St. Just in Cornwall, England. Situated on the rugged and picturesque coastline of the county, Rosemergy is known for its stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and its proximity to popular tourist destinations such as Land's End and the Minack Theatre.

The hamlet itself is characterized by its traditional Cornish architecture, with charming stone cottages and narrow winding lanes. Rosemergy is a peaceful and secluded spot, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a quiet retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Despite its small size, Rosemergy has a rich history dating back to the 18th century, when it was a thriving mining community. Today, the hamlet is primarily residential, with a small number of farms and businesses scattered throughout the area.

Visitors to Rosemergy can enjoy leisurely walks along the coastal path, explore the nearby beaches, or visit the historic sites in the surrounding area. Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or a base for exploring the stunning Cornish countryside, Rosemergy offers a tranquil and picturesque setting for visitors to enjoy.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.170774/-5.615962 or Grid Reference SW4136. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

'Wild' ponies at Bosigran

The tenant at Bosigran farm has left and taken his Belted Galloway cattle with him. The National Trust have replaced them with ponies from a pony sanctuary. They roam freely, but they don't graze as efficiently as the cattle. The fields are reverting to long grass and bracken.

David Medcalf

The buildings at Bosporthennis

These are no longer completely abandoned (see: Link but have been restored as a holiday home. So just abandoned for the majority of the year.

David Medcalf

Path near Bosigran, with Can Galver Engine House in the distance

Tom Page

Porthmoina Cove

Tom Page

Porthmeor Cove from the South West Coast Path

Tom Page

Stone Stile SW4236a

Cattle stile with granite block balanced on two blocks and one granite step each side; next to gate, probably originally a field stile. Footpath on National Trust land from B3306 to Bosigran cliff castle and SW coast path. On open land. First stile on this footpath north of the B3306 and Carn Galver Within farmland from the Porthmeor Stream to Porthmoina Stream. Photo by Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4236a

Cattle stile with granite block balanced on two blocks and one granite step each side; next to gate, probably originally a field stile. Footpath on National Trust land from B3306 to Bosigran cliff castle and SW coast path. On open land. First stile on this footpath north of the B3306 and Carn Galver. Within farmland from the Porthmeor Stream to Porthmoina Stream.

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4236b

On farm land north of B3306 and west of Bosigran farm buildings, next to farm gate on track between late prehistoric and medieval field boundaries at Bosigran. On public footpath 120/15/2 Gold. Cattle stile with granite block balanced on two blocks and one granite step each side; next to gate. Looking west.

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4236b

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4237a

Boundary from field into Bosigran farm buildings, on Bosigran farm land north of B3306, west of Porthmeor stream. Public footpath 120/15/1 and 120/14/3 Gold. Circa early C19. Dressed granite moorstone and granite rubble. Stepped cattle stile adjoining rubble-faced hedge. Parish: Zennor HER Number: DCO11754 Grade II listed No. 1144347

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4237a

Boundary from field into Bosigran farm buildings, on Bosigran farm land north of B3306, west of Porthmeor stream. Public footpath 120/15/1 and 120/14/3 Gold. Dressed granite moorstone and granite rubble. Stepped cattle stile adjoining rubble-faced hedge. Parish: Zennor HER Number: DCO11754 Grade II listed No. 1144347

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4237b

Three stone steps. At eastern end of enclosed track at Bosigran/Lower Porthmeor tin working site. The stile leads south from the enclosed lane, at right angles to a second stile which is on the main path running east. Path number 120/14 gold. Parish: Zennor HER Number: DCO11914 Grade II listed 1137458 ‘Aqueduct and Stiles’

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4237c

Cattle stile with three large steps. Public footpath 120/14/3 gold & 120/14/2 silver from: Bosigran to: Lower Porthmeor. Parish: Zennor HER Number: DCO11914 Grade II listed 1137458 ‘Aqueduct and Stiles’

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4237c

Cattle stile with three large steps. Public footpath 120/14/3 gold & 120/14/2 silver from Bosigran to Lower Porthmeor. Parish: Zennor HER Number: DCO11914 Grade II listed 1137458 ‘Aqueduct and Stiles’

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie

Stone Stile SW4237d

Cattle stile with three large steps each side. At western end of enclosed track at Bosigran/Lower Porthmeor tin working site. Public footpath 120/14/3 gold Parish: Zennor HER Number: DCO11914 Grade II listed 1137458 ‘Aqueduct and Stiles’

Dr Charlotte MacKenzie