Mary Rose - Henry VIII’s famous shipwreck, sank for no apparent reason, Isambard Kingdom Brunel - designer of the first iron ocean-going steamship, Victory - Horatio Nelson’s flagship, Scrumpy - Somerset cider with small pieces of fruit, Stonehenge - the most remarkable prehistoric remain on Salisbury Plain, Cheddar - the most popular variety of cheese from Somerset, Devon cream tea - it consists of a pot of tea, scones, strawberry jam, and clotted cream, Cornish pasties - were popular with miners and fishermen because they provided a convenient meal to take to work, Needles - the white teeth of the ... are a thick layer of chalk., St Michael's Mount - is linked to the mainland at low tide by a causeway, Cornish wreckers - tied lanterns to the tails of cows on cliff-tops., The Isle of Wight - there is a large prison, Parkhurst, on the island today, Ley lines - are extended all over the world and believed to have special kind of power, Most Ancient Order of Druids - perform mystic rites at Stonehenge at dawn on the summer solstice, Land's End - the most westerly point of Great Britain, Cheddar Caves - contain amazing stalagmites and stalactites, The New Forest - is best known for its wild ponies, The West Country - the counties of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, Clifton Suspension Bridge - was built on the earlier design by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, The shipwreck centre and museum - has an amazin collection of items from wrecks,

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