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near to Trethurgy, Cornwall, England

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	Lay-by on the A391 by David Smith
	Approaching roundabout near Carclaze by John Firth
	St Austell Enterprise Park by Derek Harper Modern units at the hilltop business park, the subject of an EU Objective One investment, seen from the cyclepath across Carclaze Downs.
	Rowett Insurance offices by Jonathan Billinger On a new estate by the A391 north of St Austell.
	A Small Commercial Estate by Tony Atkin This building and another just to the right of the photo house several small companies. They do not look purpose built. My guess would be that they were originally built for the china clay industry. Note the mobile phone mast. This location... (more)
	Restormel : A391 Roundabout by Lewis Clarke A roundabout on the A391 north of St Austell.
	Junction of cycle paths by DS Pugh Various cycle paths meet here, including the paths along the A391 and the tracks to the Eden Project. The path to the Eden Project is part of National Cycle Network route 2.
	Carclaze Roundabout by Anthony Parkes
	Carclaze chapel by Paul Barnett Methodist
	New Footbridge by Anne Burgess The footbridge allows pedestrians and cyclists to cross the A391 in safety. It is part of the waymarked path network.
	Roundabout ahead for Carclaze Industrial Estate by John Firth
	Pochin House, St Austell by Derek Harper Looking across a gridline up Carclaze Road. See SX0254 : Pochin House, St Austell. To the left is a parallel, more conventional, housing development on Lovering Road, named after Lovering China Clays, one of H D Pochin & Company's competitors; both were... (more)