Rame Peninsular

This video is of the Rame peninsular taken from Seaton, near Looe, Cornwall, UK. The Rame peninsular is sometimes called 'The forgotten part of Cornwall'. The Rame peninsular is right in the South-East of Cornwall on the side of the River Tamar. The name comes from the village and parish at the end of the peninsular, Rame. The Rame peninsular has places like Torpoint, Antony, Cawsands, Millbrook and you could say St Germans is also on it. It also has building like Antony House, Mount Edgcumbe, Cawsands clock tower, Rame church and the Eddystones lighthouses (even though they are nine miles away from Rame head).