Pillaton mill weir on the river Lynher
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Image: © Trevor Rickard Taken: Unknown
Late winter rains have swollen the river above the short low-level central overflow to cover much of the length of this weir, which feeds the leat off to the right to Pillaton Mill some distance down stream. No smooth cement structure here; the weir is made from large boulders.