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Beersheba Plantation

Wood, Forest in Cornwall

England

Beersheba Plantation

Trencrom Hill Looking north across the top of the hill. From here it's possible to see Hayle Estuary to the north, and St Michael's Mount to the south.
Trencrom Hill Credit: Alan Simkins

Beersheba Plantation is a historic estate located in Cornwall, specifically in the Wood Forest region. Situated amidst lush greenery and surrounded by towering trees, it offers a picturesque and serene environment. The plantation spans over a vast area, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and enthusiasts.

The history of Beersheba Plantation dates back to the 18th century when it was first established as a working plantation. It played a crucial role in the region's economy, primarily cultivating crops such as tobacco, cotton, and sugar cane. Over the years, it witnessed several changes in ownership and management.

Today, Beersheba Plantation is primarily a tourist attraction, offering visitors the opportunity to explore its rich history and natural beauty. The estate features well-preserved historic buildings, including a grand manor house and several outbuildings. These structures provide a glimpse into the past, showcasing the architectural style and craftsmanship of the time.

The surrounding woodland is a haven for wildlife, with numerous species of birds, mammals, and plants calling it home. Visitors can embark on guided nature walks or simply relax amidst the tranquil setting, taking in the sights and sounds of the forest.

Additionally, Beersheba Plantation offers various recreational activities, such as hiking trails, picnic spots, and even camping facilities. This makes it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.

Overall, Beersheba Plantation in Cornwall is a historically significant estate that combines natural beauty with cultural heritage. It provides a unique and immersive experience for visitors, offering a glimpse into the past while enjoying the picturesque surroundings of Wood Forest.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.182219/-5.4630439 or Grid Reference SW5237. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trencrom Hill Looking north across the top of the hill. From here it's possible to see Hayle Estuary to the north, and St Michael's Mount to the south.
Trencrom Hill
Looking north across the top of the hill. From here it's possible to see Hayle Estuary to the north, and St Michael's Mount to the south.
Carbis Bay Beach The beach at the bottom of the small town of Carbis Bay (very near St.Ives).
Carbis Bay Beach
The beach at the bottom of the small town of Carbis Bay (very near St.Ives).
Railway at Lelant Looking north east from Lelant station
Railway at Lelant
Looking north east from Lelant station
Carbis Bay From a rented house, overlooking Carbis Bay with St. Ives in the background
Carbis Bay
From a rented house, overlooking Carbis Bay with St. Ives in the background
Field by Rose-an-Grouse farm
Field by Rose-an-Grouse farm
Telephone box on Lelant Downs Not many of these left. This one is on the back road round St Ives.
Telephone box on Lelant Downs
Not many of these left. This one is on the back road round St Ives.
Hayle sands and Godrevy Island from Trencrom The lighthouse on Godrevy was recently threatened with closure, but may be retained. Trencrom is an old iron age fort.
Hayle sands and Godrevy Island from Trencrom
The lighthouse on Godrevy was recently threatened with closure, but may be retained. Trencrom is an old iron age fort.
Lelant Saltings railway station The station is just a single platform overlooking the salt marsh, the first stop after St Erth on the St Ives branch line.
Lelant Saltings railway station
The station is just a single platform overlooking the salt marsh, the first stop after St Erth on the St Ives branch line.
St Erth Railway Station On the left is the main Penzance to Paddington line, on the right is the end of the very scenic St Ives branch line.
St Erth Railway Station
On the left is the main Penzance to Paddington line, on the right is the end of the very scenic St Ives branch line.
Trevethoe: Trevethoe Mill In 1996 this mill site was operating as the Watermill Restaurant. It was a grain mill until 1876. It then served as a water pump to Trevethoe village, the overshot G H Harris waterwheel, cast in Wadebridge, dating from this period. Pumping ceased in about 1970; the high level leat has been breached to provide an entrance to the car park
Trevethoe: Trevethoe Mill
In 1996 this mill site was operating as the Watermill Restaurant. It was a grain mill until 1876. It then served as a water pump to Trevethoe village, the overshot G H Harris waterwheel, cast in Wadebridge, dating from this period. Pumping ceased in about 1970; the high level leat has been breached to provide an entrance to the car park
From Lelant Saltings, 1981 Similar position and direction from the first Geograph for this grid square, with narrower angle. "The Towans" in the background
From Lelant Saltings, 1981
Similar position and direction from the first Geograph for this grid square, with narrower angle. "The Towans" in the background
View northwest from Trencrom Hill The granite hills west of St Ives dominate the skyline in this northwesterly view from Trencrom hill fort. The Mine engine house and chimney stack of Wheal Sisters (Tincroft and Wheal Mary) are at left centre SW513367. There is another chimney on the right skyline, probably St Ives Consols or Wheal Trewith at grid square SW4939
View northwest from Trencrom Hill
The granite hills west of St Ives dominate the skyline in this northwesterly view from Trencrom hill fort. The Mine engine house and chimney stack of Wheal Sisters (Tincroft and Wheal Mary) are at left centre SW513367. There is another chimney on the right skyline, probably St Ives Consols or Wheal Trewith at grid square SW4939
Knill's Monument On a hill above St Ives, at 170m, with an excellent view of Carbis Bay to the east.
Knill's Monument
On a hill above St Ives, at 170m, with an excellent view of Carbis Bay to the east.
Bowl Rock Supposedly thrown by a giant from nearby Trencrom Hill.
Bowl Rock
Supposedly thrown by a giant from nearby Trencrom Hill.
Lodge and lane to Trevethoe Barton On the edge of Cubit Plantation the private lane leads down to the old manor of Trevethoe.
Lodge and lane to Trevethoe Barton
On the edge of Cubit Plantation the private lane leads down to the old manor of Trevethoe.
Gate and gorse Typical granite boulders at the edge of the field gate. Looking north east from Nance.
Gate and gorse
Typical granite boulders at the edge of the field gate. Looking north east from Nance.
Llama at Trevarrack Very keen to be photographed, the llama ran across the field to pose.
Llama at Trevarrack
Very keen to be photographed, the llama ran across the field to pose.
Standing stone on St Michael's Way Looking north east, with Carbis Bay and Hayle Towans beyond.
Standing stone on St Michael's Way
Looking north east, with Carbis Bay and Hayle Towans beyond.
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Beersheba Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SW5237 (Lat: 50.182219, Lng: -5.4630439)

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