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Swanson Pottery
Less than a mile from Cuddan Rose, a small pottery, produce may be seen by visiting http://www.southwestcrafts.co.uk/pottery/rosud/main.htm

Contact:
Peter Swanson
The Pottery
Prussia Cove Lane
Rosudgeon
Penzance
TR20 9AX

Phone: +44 (0) 1736 762167

Praa Sands Golf Club
A local 9 holes, 4122 yards, par 62, SSS 60, course open to non-members
http://www.praasandsgolf.com/ 

Tregonning Hill

Choose your day well for your climb up Tregonning Hill and you'll be rewarded with stunning 360 degree views over Mounts Bay, the Lizard and far far far beyond. It's the highest summit in the area and from the Bronze Age has been an important feature shaped by man.  China Clay was first discovered here!  Located in the centre of a once thriving mining area, the hill was an important resource too, with its china clay pits and stone quarries. Now nature is taking over once more and part of the hill is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Stones

Lanyon Quoit

Cornwall has a number of large Neolithic dolmen (upright stones with a cap stone) called "quoit." The largest one, Trethevy Quoit, near St. Cleer, is called "The Giant's House." Others to see are Zennor Quoit near St. Ives, Chûn Quoit and Lanyon Quoit near Penzance