A N FEXCURSION

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CORN W ALI.

HIS Excurſion was made,--by CaL-

LINGToON and LESKARD, to BoDMIN; and back by LAauNcEsToN and Tavis- Tock.

BUCkKLAND To BODMIN.

The FLEvATION of the Country, in this ride, is high: the road leads, moſt of the way, between the Mountains, and the broken cultivated Country toward the Sea, and, in paſſing hetween Leſkard and Bod- min, it groſſes over the chain of Mountains which run through this Peninſula; but not in an elevated part. Some very high hills are ſeen to the North of the road:— * Hinkſtone,“ a depreſſed Cone, with a

B 2 Proſpect