Converted Cottages, Edmonton
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Converted Cottages, Edmonton
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 3 Apr 2006
These cottages (Built 1853, formerly for quarry workers from the quarry which used to be worked near the railway, towards Padstow) have been converted, in 1988, for use as holiday lets. They are in two parallel rows with a pub (The Quarreyman) as a third side of the rectangle, access being gained via an archway. (I had my back to the pub to take the shot).
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Image Location
Latitude
50.518586
Longitude
-4.873428