Stone Stile SW5535c
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Stone Stile SW5535c
Image: © Linda King Taken: 17 Jun 2021
Trenhale Lane, just before it becomes School Lane. Stile is to the right of double wooden farm gates. The footpath here is often overgrown, and walkers are advised to travel east along the field edges to Trenhayle Farm. Three raised granite bars – a high coffen stile or a low cattle stile? Coffen stile – a stile built over a pit – like a granite cattle grid. Coffen is a Cornish word for a man-made hole in the ground. Public footpath 111/33/1 gold from Trenhale Lane, St Erth to Trenhayle Farm
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Image Location
Latitude
50.168578
Longitude
-5.425262