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Description: St Austell River and Cycle Path. The St Austell River runs south from that town to the sea at Pentewan. In 1826 a horse-worked tramway was built alongside the river as part of a plan to develop the harbour at Pentewan. The course of the tramway is now occupied by an excellent cycle path. This scene shows the river and cycle path near Nansladron.
Title: St Austell River and Cycle Path - geograph.org.uk - 43637
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Author: Ron Strutt
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