Old Boundary Marker on Craddock Moor
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Old Boundary Marker on Craddock Moor
Image: © P G Moore Taken: Unknown
Boundary Marker on Craddock Moor by the ford where the track to Trewalla Farm crosses the stream that flows southwest from the Trewalla stream works. St Cleer parish. One of a series of 3 squat, well cut and dressed, granite boundstones that adjoin enclosed farmland on Craddock Moor. These stones are of similar size and are unmarked. Their purpose is unclear, but probably are positioned to prevent the landowners/tenants of the adjoining farms from encroaching on the Common lands of Craddock Moor. Milestone Society National ID: CW_STCL04pb
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Image Location
Latitude
50.512062
Longitude
-4.466333