carn

Adder on Carn Galva (a salutary warning!) - 16th Oct, 2012

Celtic fields from Carn Galva - 16th Oct, 2012

The 'vertebral' ridge of Carn Galva - 16th Oct, 2012

Approaching Carn Galva - 16th Oct, 2012

Near Carn Galva (Men Scrifa, the Inscribed Stone, in background) after a night of heavy rain - 16th Oct, 2012

Men-an-Tol - 16th Oct, 2012

On the summit of Carn Galva - 16th Oct, 2012

Carn Galva in shadow - 16th Oct, 2012

On the summit of Carn Galva - 16th Oct, 2012

Farmstead nearLittle Bosullow, - 16th Oct, 2012

Bull-like cow?

Men-an-Tol - 16th Oct, 2012

Lanyon Quoit- 16th Oct, 2012

The path to the Men-an-Tol - 16th Oct, 2012

Lanyon Quoit- 16th Oct, 2012

The summit of Carn Galva 16thOct, 2012

Little Bosullow an gorse - 16th Oct, 2012

View from Carn Galva -16Oct201

Carn Galva -16 Oct 2012.

Like many other carns, Carn Kenidgack may look like a seated camel here but a better angle will show it to be more like a frigate. It is also known as the Hooting Carn since the wind whistles eerily around it and this has no doubt led to ghostly legends concerning the carn or rockpile.