Alas much the same as Cornish mining, Cornish fishing has seen its best days. Farming on the other hand was not fraught with the dangers of mining or fishing. Cornwall's comparitivly mild climate combined with ample rain, some might say more than ample rain made it a farmer's dream, that is apart from all the rocks he had to contend with. The rocks had to be cleared in order to cultivate the land, these same granite boulders were formed into massive stone hedges surrounding the fields. From these farms comes the most wonderous product known to man, Cornish Cream, sorry Devon.
Cornish cream is perfect dolloped on goosegog pie, or rhubarb pie, or just eaten by itself.