Re: Looking for picturesque sites in Devon and Cornwall

In article <4ssn04h6jdpkivoge36b10n5bgj03cc7dg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Philip Procter 
pprocter@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 says...
> Many thanks!!!
> 
> PS: I though you spoke English in England. Where the heck did our
> forefathers come up with names like these?

Historically Cornwall was never really part of England

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_Nations

and there are those who consider it still isn't (or shouldn't be)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mebyon_Kernow

> Isn't Looe a bathroom? :-)

That's loo.  Why do you call it a bathroom when it doesn't have a bath?
> 
> Actually,we were in Wales 2 years ago (stragely, many Americans are
> now anglophiles) so we're kinda used to thngs we can't pronounce, but
> Goonhilly and Looe sound posititively Australian!
> 
> Do you live in the area?
> 
I did.