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near to Trevellas, Cornwall, England

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	Green Island by Joe Pritchard Green island is the big rock in the middle. Newdowns Head is the place in the centre background.
	Capped mine shaft by Philip Halling There are a number of these capped mine shafts in the area.
	Kayaks on the coast by John M Calm conditions ideal for novices.
	Capped Shaft by Helen Wilkinson One of the many mine shafts along the coastal footpath.
	Pen a Grader by Matthew Chadwick
	Entrance to Perranporth Airfield by Tony Atkin This airfield was built in World War II as a military airfield. It is now a civilian airfield and used mainly by private light aircraft. There is unfortunately little to see from this entrance.
	G-SCOL landing at Perranporth Airfield by Max After a successful parachute drop, G-SCOL lands back at Perranporth Airfield a few minutes after myself
	Disused mine workings by Graham Horn There is much evidence of tin mining in the area. Here is a disused mine shaft, now capped with a metal cone to prevent animals and people from coming to grief. Beyond is the impressive coastline leading towards Cligga Head.
	Cornish Coastline by N Chadwick
	Perranporth Airfield by Rod Allday Formerly a military airfield, it is now used by light aircraft and a gliding club.
	"Bat Hat" by the South West Coast Path by John Allan A welded steel mesh cone protecting an otherwise open mine shaft. Its design is to allow the passage in and out of the shaft by the many bats that live in it.
	Pen a Grader by Graham Horn One of the many impressive headlands along this section of coast, where the rocks change rapidly to give lots of different colours.