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  1. The Beast of Bodmin Moor is a possibly mythical creature believed to inhabit the Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, England. Reports of the Beast of Bodmin date back to the 18th century and sightings have continued into the present day. #alienbigcat #bodminmoor connectparanormal.net/2024/01/

  2. #1109 Nigel Ayers - The Bodmin Moor Zodiac: Twelve Excursions Into the Sacred Landscape of Cornwall. Earthly Delights, Lostwithiel, 2007, 1st edition.

    #NigelAyers #EarthlyDelights #Cornwall #BodminMoor #EarthMysteries #BookOfTheDay

  3. Bodmin Moor, an 80-mile stretch in Cornwall, England, is the setting for the legendary Beast of Bodmin Moor, a ghostly wild cat. Reports of a panther-like creature and the discovery of a big cat’s skull have fueled speculation. #cryptids #bodminmoor connectparanormal.net/2024/03/

  4. Craddock Moor Stone Row near Liskeard in Cornwall, a row of smallish stones on the south-eastern edge of Bodmin Moor. Photograph taken from the south on 9 February 1996.

    #CraddockMoor #BodminMoor #Cornwall #StoneRows #StandingStoneSunday

  5. #TheHurlers #StoneCircle #BodminMoor #Cornwall A triple circle from the late #Neolithic or early #BronzeAge Legend says that the stones are petrified #Hurling players struck down for having a bit of fun on a Sunday because #god can't abide that type of thing.

  6. #1007 E.C. Axford - Some Notes on St Neot, Cornwall. Printed by Snell & Cowling Ltd, Liskeard, c.1970, 1st edition.

    #ECAxford #StNeot #BodminMoor #Cornwall #Churches #BookOfTheDay

  7. The Pipers, a pair of menhirs close to The Hurlers stone circles, just visible on the horizon, near Minions on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, photographed from the west-south-west on 8 August 1993.

    #ThePipers #TheHurlers #Menhirs #Minions #Liskeard #BodminMoor #Cornwall #StandingStoneSunday

  8. The Cheesewring, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall

    A natural geological granite formation shaped by weathering. In the late C19 it was threatened by its proximity to blasting at the Cheesewring Granite Quarry but it was saved through protests by local people.

    #Cornwall #BodminMoor #Geology #Granite

  9. Recently back from an unforgettable trip to Cornwall, where I passed through the mysterious Bodmin Moor – home to one of the UK’s most enduring legends: The Beast of Bodmin.

    For over 30 years, people have claimed to see a phantom black cat – as big as a puma – slinking through the misty moors, glowing eyes and all. From mutilated livestock to grainy footage and spine-chilling stories of being chased, the tales are as wild as the landscape itself.

    Official investigations found no evidence... but no evidence against it either. Is it a lost leopard, a released puma, or something far more ghostly and unexplained?

    Whether myth, mystery, or misunderstood wildlife – I kept my eyes peeled. I did fleeting spot something strange, but could not be sure. The moor definitely has an atmosphere that makes you believe anything could be out there…

    Have you ever seen something you couldn’t explain?

    #BodminMoor #CornwallAdventures #BeastOfBodmin #UKLegends #MythOrReality

  10. Recently back from an unforgettable trip to Cornwall, where I passed through the mysterious Bodmin Moor – home to one of the UK’s most enduring legends: The Beast of Bodmin.

    For over 30 years, people have claimed to see a phantom black cat – as big as a puma – slinking through the misty moors, glowing eyes and all. From mutilated livestock to grainy footage and spine-chilling stories of being chased, the tales are as wild as the landscape itself.

    Official investigations found no evidence... but no evidence against it either. Is it a lost leopard, a released puma, or something far more ghostly and unexplained?

    Whether myth, mystery, or misunderstood wildlife – I kept my eyes peeled. I did fleeting spot something strange, but could not be sure. The moor definitely has an atmosphere that makes you believe anything could be out there…

    Have you ever seen something you couldn’t explain?

    #BodminMoor #CornwallAdventures #BeastOfBodmin #UKLegends #MythOrReality

  11. Recently back from an unforgettable trip to Cornwall, where I passed through the mysterious Bodmin Moor – home to one of the UK’s most enduring legends: The Beast of Bodmin.

    For over 30 years, people have claimed to see a phantom black cat – as big as a puma – slinking through the misty moors, glowing eyes and all. From mutilated livestock to grainy footage and spine-chilling stories of being chased, the tales are as wild as the landscape itself.

    Official investigations found no evidence... but no evidence against it either. Is it a lost leopard, a released puma, or something far more ghostly and unexplained?

    Whether myth, mystery, or misunderstood wildlife – I kept my eyes peeled. I did fleeting spot something strange, but could not be sure. The moor definitely has an atmosphere that makes you believe anything could be out there…

    Have you ever seen something you couldn’t explain?

    #BodminMoor #CornwallAdventures #BeastOfBodmin #UKLegends #MythOrReality

  12. Recently back from an unforgettable trip to Cornwall, where I passed through the mysterious Bodmin Moor – home to one of the UK’s most enduring legends: The Beast of Bodmin.

    For over 30 years, people have claimed to see a phantom black cat – as big as a puma – slinking through the misty moors, glowing eyes and all. From mutilated livestock to grainy footage and spine-chilling stories of being chased, the tales are as wild as the landscape itself.

    Official investigations found no evidence... but no evidence against it either. Is it a lost leopard, a released puma, or something far more ghostly and unexplained?

    Whether myth, mystery, or misunderstood wildlife – I kept my eyes peeled. I did fleeting spot something strange, but could not be sure. The moor definitely has an atmosphere that makes you believe anything could be out there…

    Have you ever seen something you couldn’t explain?

    #BodminMoor #CornwallAdventures #BeastOfBodmin #UKLegends #MythOrReality

  13. Recently back from an unforgettable trip to Cornwall, where I passed through the mysterious Bodmin Moor – home to one of the UK’s most enduring legends: The Beast of Bodmin.

    For over 30 years, people have claimed to see a phantom black cat – as big as a puma – slinking through the misty moors, glowing eyes and all. From mutilated livestock to grainy footage and spine-chilling stories of being chased, the tales are as wild as the landscape itself.

    Official investigations found no evidence... but no evidence against it either. Is it a lost leopard, a released puma, or something far more ghostly and unexplained?

    Whether myth, mystery, or misunderstood wildlife – I kept my eyes peeled. I did fleeting spot something strange, but could not be sure. The moor definitely has an atmosphere that makes you believe anything could be out there…

    Have you ever seen something you couldn’t explain?

    #BodminMoor #CornwallAdventures #BeastOfBodmin #UKLegends #MythOrReality

  14. Trethevy Quoit chambered tomb near St Cleer in SE Cornwall, not far from Liskeard on the edge of Bodmin Moor. Photo taken from the south-west on 8 August 1993. #TrethevyQuoit #BodminMoor #Cornwall #Dolmens #StandingStoneSunday

  15. A breathtaking place: Kit Hill, Cornwall

    At 334m you can see Dartmoor (East) Bodmin Moor (West) and the River Tamar running to the sea (South).

    Archaeology galore: Neolithic, Bronze Age, medieval and C19 & C20 mining & quarrying. So much to explore and somewhere that brings back happy memories of my dear sister.

    #Cornwall #Archaeology #Dartmoor #BodminMoor #RiverTamar #Mining

  16. King Doniert's Stone and the Other Half Stone near Liskeard on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. Photographed on the 20th of June 1992. #BodminMoor #Cornwall #InscribedStones #AncientCrosses #StandingStoneSunday

  17. Craddock Moor Stone Setting near Liskeard in Cornwall, a kerbed boulder consisting of a pair of natural rocks surrounded by a stone circle about 6m diameter. Photographed from the south-south-west on 9 February 1996. #CraddockMoor #BodminMoor #Cornwall #StoneCircles #StandingStoneSunday

  18. Printed colour postcard with an illustration by A.T. Cooper of a spriggan cavorting naked beside Trethevy Quoit on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. Postally unused and published in 1972. #ATCooper #TrethevyQuoit #BodminMoor #Dolmens #Cornwall #Postcards #StandingStoneSunday