St. Michael's Mount is an island located off the coast of Marazion, Cornwall that has been an important trading hub for over 2,000 years. The island is connected to the mainland by a causeway that can be walked during low tide. It features a chapel built in the 15th century, remnants from its history of tin trading, and scenic views of the coast that can be seen from spots like the Godolphin Arms pub.

1. This Is Cornwall: St. Michael’s Mount. By Archie

2. Introduction: St. Michael’s Mount is placed in Marazion, Cornwall. I am now going to speak to you about the history of St. Michael’s Mount. Picture from: cornwallcommunitynews.co.uk

3. Page 1: Around two thousand years ago trading ships sailed into the Mount harbour and imported Cornish tin to the rest of Europe. There also is a famous stone at St. Michael’s Mount. It is a picture of the Giant’s heart. Here is a picture of it: Picture from Google images.

4. Page 2: The story began when……. Around two thousand years ago trading ships sailed into the Mount harbour and imported Cornish tin to the rest of Europe. Chapel Rock….. Did you know that Chapel Rock is where yhe Giant was buried so people say!

5. How To get there: You can either take the boat across and spend money or if the tide is out you can just walk across the causeway. Here is a picture of the boat and the causeway: Pictures From fotolibra.com hotelsinstives.net

6. Music on The Mount: At St. Michael’s you also have a load of different music you sometimes get most of the music from different schools around Cornwall especially us {Humphry Davy!} store.drumbum.com

7. Click on the link to hear my name to music: http://www.rightwork.jp/fontdemusic/#permalink?id=2038

8. Amazing views: You can an amazing view from a place near such as; The Godolphin Arms. Here is a picture of the place: marazion.info I hope you have enjoyed my pieces of information.