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Assistant head warden Phil Dyke surveys the National Trust's latest acquisition ..... the most southerly point of Britain .... Lizard Point , Cornwall. The 76 acre site of spectacular coastline and farmland running up to Lizard village includes Bumble Rock and the Lions Den , a massive 100ft deep blow hole . The point has long attracted botanists since extraordinary finds such as the Wild Prostrate Asparagus was discovered ther in 1667. The Trust now protects 116 miles of Cornish coastline , 37% of its total . 9 September 1991 Picture by Roger Bamber
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