Track along the Frementor Tramway in Hatch Wood
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Track along the Frementor Tramway in Hatch Wood
Image: © David Smith Taken: 28 Aug 2015
The Frementor Tramway was a failed enterprise, intended to carry quarried stone from near Gunnislake New Bridge to a planned quay on the Tamar at Impham. After it was abandoned, it became a carriage drive for the Duke of Bedford. Photo taken on an organised walk with permission of the landowner
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Image Location
Latitude
50.522953
Longitude
-4.208018