10 EXGURSION IXN

Between St. Ive and L.eſkard, is a paſſage of as well cultivated land, as Semoſt in the kin iedan

Towxs. Callington, is a fmall market town; aa a Sorough. Loeſeard is a large,

populous, dece

Alooking place, and would

appear reſpectab ble in any part of fthe King-

dom. Ilt is likewiſe a borough. Bodmin, though one of the County towns, is much inferior, in fize and reſpectability. This,

too, is a Sorough.

BODMIN ro BUCKLAND.

THEELEVvATION of the Country is very great, between Bodmin and Five Lanes, over Bodmin Down, and Temple Moor. Some very high points of view are reached. Saw the cliff and the eſtuary of Padſtow. In a clear day, both ſeas are obſervable (near Fowey and Padſtow). Some re- markable rugged mountains are ſeen towards the North coaſt. Paſſed«Doſmary Pool,“ a ſmall lakelet, about a mile in circum- ference, upon the higher part of theſe

heaths;

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