Junction on A390
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Junction on A390
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 7 Jun 2013
The old road on the right keeps straight up the hillside, providing a shorter route than the main road, which describes huge bends. This means that, if you fancy a quiet alternative to the A390 along a narrow country lane, you are tailgated by impatient drivers trying to beat traffic on the main road who can't believe that you are not doing the same. The brown sign points to the Tamar Trails Centre, off to the left along with the Tavistock Sawmills.
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Latitude
50.529995
Longitude
-4.201856