Land’s End indeed, as pounding seas
and craggy cliffs remind us still
of this the seat where Arthur ruled
and Celts held on with stoic will.
Scraped lives from harsh and windy moors,
and fought to fill their nets with fish,
searched for copper, tin and clay,
survive with pride their only wish.
Bound by water on three sides,
village and coast such sights to see,
her people, surviving nature’s whim,
heirs to proud, rebellious history.
Great tribute.
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Thanks … it’s a beautiful part of England with an interesting history.
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Nice Lesly. Visited Lands End back in the 80s. Used to visit Cornwall every year for holidays.
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Yes its a lovely area. I never got to see Land’s End although I holidayed there as a child, and once when older.
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