Lanlivery: attempts at catering and hints of the coming century

Lanlivery in mid-Cornwall was a parish of contrasts. Its boundaries encompassed the granite Helman Tor capped by its neolithic enclosure and the elusive Redmoor, often preceded by the adjective ‘mysterious’. But it also contained wooded valleys leading down to Lostwithiel and the River Fowey. Indeed, Lostwithiel had been carved out of Lanlivery in the medieval … Continue reading Lanlivery: attempts at catering and hints of the coming century →