Cornwall [TESTED]

: The landscape is steeped in myths, such as the tales of Jack the Giant Killer and Arthurian legends.

Long before it was a tourist destination, Cornwall was a global industrial powerhouse. BBC Radio 3 - The Essay, The Song Detectorists, 3. Cornwall cornwall

Historically, Cornwall was considered a separate nation with its own language, , and a "race" of people recognized as distinct by their neighbors. : The landscape is steeped in myths, such

: Many residents continue to assert a Cornish identity separate from being "English," viewing themselves as part of the Cornish Diaspora that spread globally during the mining boom. The Industrial "Granite Kingdom" Defined by its granite cliffs, Celtic roots, and

Cornwall , a rugged peninsula in the far southwest of Great Britain, is often described as a "land apart". Defined by its granite cliffs, Celtic roots, and industrial history, it maintains a distinct national identity that sets it apart from the rest of England. A Distinct Cultural Identity