Stone Stile SX0973b
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Stone Stile SX0973b
Image: © Anne Green Taken: 11 May 2021
On the narrow lane that leads downhill from Tregenna (north west of Blisland) to Tregaddick. Badly maintained, overgrown stile, which, at a guess, comprises three/four steps on both sides topped with another step on its side. This stile gives access into a field and is part of FP No. 593/1/1 (Bronze). However, at its far end, it goes through the grounds of a property called ‘Tremasden’ at Keybridge, where the path has become overgrown with bushes etc. and ends at the de Lank River, with no official access to the nearby lane. It has therefore become unused.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.532778
Longitude
-4.69616