Trengwainton is a National Trust garden, in Cornwall, just outside Penzance. It is a beautiful woodland valley garden, but like many English gardens, it was built on plantation wealth (the Price family).
I made these mis-guides when undertaking research at Trengwainton. Please note that the National Trust takes no responsibility for these works, nor for their use. Paths taken include access to the property, which requires a paid ticket/membership. Paths outside the property are permissive or public footpaths, or accessible roads. Please, as ever, take care not to cause damage, disruption or leave anything behind you but footprints. Take only photos, and only then with permission, if they include people.
I think these walks are worth doing – both of them end with something a little special to repay your efforts.
Mis-Guides - Two Walks for Trengwainton