Lady Vale Bridge, Cardinham Woods, Cornwall
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Lady Vale Bridge, Cardinham Woods, Cornwall
Image: © Terry McKenna Taken: 20 Jun 2006
This ancient "clapper bridge", a simple form of stone bridge, crosses over Cardinham Water, a stream that runs through Cardinham Woods near Bodmin, Cornwall. The bridge, fenced-off for its own protection, stands on the former site of the Chapel of Our Lady.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.47844
Longitude
-4.670821