Bedruthan Steps, Queen Bess Rock 1887
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Photo ref:
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Many of the sea stacks and islands at Bedruthan have names, and Queen Bess is the best known of them. It may be said that the upper part shows a remarkable likeness to the profile of Queen Victoria.
An extract from Cornwall County Memories.
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Cornwall County Memories
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September 2012 my three adult children and some extended family travelled to the Bedruthan Steps with my dear mother's ashes. We walked the beach for a long while before deciding on a special place to scatter them. It was at the Queen Bess Rock we chose, not knowing the name of the particular rock. A very beautiful and fitting place for such a special day.
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