King Arthur wouldn’t have lived in Cornwall, until the advent of pasties and surfing the only people who lived in Cornwall spent most of their time underground and seeing pixes (probably on account of the radiation doses they got underground from the granite and radion)

Camalot is a lot closer to home, The Wrekin.  Lots of evidence to support this (at least as much as anywhere else) and at least it’s closer to where Bran and all the other celtic heros lived and where most of the romantic middle age tales get there heros from ;-)

It’s the furthest easterly point redefended by a tribe that could have been the origin of some of the hero stories with good views of the midlands from all sides, and a clear run back to the Shropshire and Welsh hills with hundreds of places named after Arthur.  Plus the lake in the middle of the wrekin and a couple of other reoccupied bronze age forts is stuffed full of stone, bronze and iron age votive offerings, surely these are where Excalibur will be found ;-)

The only people that placed him in the west country where monks after a bit of dosh and hardup famililes looking to restore there castles, oh and let’s not forget kings who wished to be seen as the sucessor to a king that never ruled a nation and probably never ruled a village of his own.

See the pasties, ice cream and beer are all good and Tintagel is a nice place.  plus any excuse to see excalibur again ;-)