Simulacra | rock-beings in Cornwall
Simulacra are natural forms - such as rocks - that look like beings.
Trees, clouds and landscape features can qualify too, but here we're looking at rocks.
Simulacra are a symptom of the enchanted aspect of nature. It's all in how you see things.
Trees, clouds and landscape features can qualify too, but here we're looking at rocks.
Simulacra are a symptom of the enchanted aspect of nature. It's all in how you see things.
One of the world's richest places for simulacra
must be the area just south of Land's End around Carn Boel and Pordenack Point.
Here, the granite formed in ways which have produced many suggestive forms.
must be the area just south of Land's End around Carn Boel and Pordenack Point.
Here, the granite formed in ways which have produced many suggestive forms.
Now for some simulacra from
other parts of West Cornwall.
other parts of West Cornwall.
Wave your cursor over the picture
to find out where they are.
to find out where they are.
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