Towanroath Dawn
by morpheus71
‘Wheal’ is Cornish for ‘place of work’, not 'mine' as is often stated. The term for 'mine' is 'bal'. The mine opened in 1802 and was worked until its closure in 1889. Towanroath Pumping Engine House (1872) was used to pump water from the adjacent 600 ft Towanroath shaft.
Wonderfully creative POV...beautiful color tones and moon inclusion adds to the delight of this photo!
Thanks very much Donna 😊 The cold and windy weather was rewarding for it's atmospheric hues and seeing the moon in the scene made me smile 😊 Worth the early start to the day
David.
Its a fascinating image Phil, full of Cornish atmosphere and it reminds me of a back ground to a Poldark drama.
David.
Thanks very much David😊 It's a fascinating place 😊
Well done on getting up early - you have been rewarded with a wonderfully atmospheric shot and the moon inclusion is a real bonus.
Thanks very much Nigel 😊
Splendid shot, lovely pink hues, so very peaceful!
Many thanks for kind comments Maria 😊
Certainly worth the early rise!
Thank you Paul 😊
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