What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Torridge.
Lundy Island, located in the Bristol Channel, is notable for its population of wild goats, descendants of animals introduced in the 16th century by Sir Walter Raleigh. The goats have become a symbol of the island's unique wildlife and rugged landscape.
Places near here
TibbettsListed building · 405 yd
St Mark's StoneIsland · 419 yd
Tibbett's HillMountain / peak · 423 yd
St Peter's StoneIsland · 677 yd
Medieval settlement immediately south of Halfway Wall, LundyScheduled monument · 808 yd
Jenny's CoveBay · 826 yd
Halfway Wall and Logan StoneStanding or carved stone · 831 yd
Halfway BayBay · 890 yd
Gull RockProtected wreck · 946 yd
John Pennington Harman MemorialMemorial · 1309 yd
Old Hospital (ruins)Ruins · 1502 yd
Quarry BeachBeach / strand · 1581 ydOther information
Photo: Fiona Avis · CC BY-SA 2.0