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Lower Wayside Boscaswell Gurnard's Museum Geevor Tin Mine Head 7 16A 16A A17 Morvah A3 A3 Pendeen A3 Tate Gallery Levant Mine (N.T.) 7 A3 Zennor A17 Higher St 7 Penbeagle Botallack A3 Boscaswell A 16A 7 16 16 1 Towednack 16A Halsetown 409.A17 St. Just 16A A17 Lower Ninnes 16 St. Ives C New Holiday B 409 16A Mill Nancledra Village 7.A1.A3 A1 7 Newbridge Lelant A3 Madron 16A 16 A2 Sennen Grumbla A17 A17 Trevaylor St. Erth Railway 7 Cove 409 Station A1.A3 7 16A A1 A1 Sancreed 16 Ludgvan Land’s End 515 409 Gulval Crows- Penzance A2.A17.T1.X18 St. Land’s End Sennen an-Wra 409 Crowlas A1 Erth 409 A1 409 515 A1 A1 Drift R1 A1.A3 A1 U4.39A St. Buryan 5 Newlyn 515.A2 347 A2 Polgigga A1 A1 Marazion A1 M6 A1 Sheffield Paul F8 Goldsithney Cruises to the St. Michael’s M6 Mount The Minack Treen 347 A1 Isles of Scilly 39A U4 39A Re Theatre Porthcurno 347 Mousehole Perranuthnoe Lamorna M6 5.11.11A.16.16A 39A.347.409. U4 515.A1.A2.A17 M6.T1.U4 U4 Praa KEY Sands Hourly or better Monday to Friday daytime T1 Minimum of 5 journeys Monday to Friday daytime 16 1 to 4 journeys per day or less 497 482 Seasonal or less than daily Route terminus or calls at Mousehole M6 Route operates in direction of arrow Rail Services R7 Ferry Services F6 Air Services A2 Rail line and station Place of interest Museum Ferry Crossings 01 23 4 5 6 7 Miles SCALE 0241 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 Kilometres This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty‘s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Cornwall Council 100019590. 2017 Produced by Cornwall Council 11.5.18 www.cornwall.gov.uk 22 1.2.3.5.6.10 87 Tate Gallery T 16.16A.33.44.55 37.46 315.A4 St. Ives A2.A3.A4.A17.T2 47.315 87 beagle T1.T2.U2 304.315.A4 St. Agnes A 1 1.A2.A4 Godrevy 47 Porthtowan Halsetown A17.T2 38. 39.39A Portreath 304 315 A4 A4 R6 A4 46.47 87.315 515 442.T1.T2 A4 47 Mount St. Ives Carbis Hayle A4 A4 A4 A4 Hawke 315 Holiday Bay Towans Gwithian 47 515 A4 87 Village 515 Tehidy Bridge 315 304 Lelant Hayle A4.T2 Park 46 North A2 Country T1 47 Illogan 304 Ch th Railway T1 T2 47.T1.T2 Copperhouse Connor 46 Wheal Station Rose Blackwater Paradise Downs 46 47 46 515 515 Park 7.T1.X18 Scorrier 1 R1 Pool T1 T2 T2 Threemilesto Camborne T1 T1 St. Reawla Barripper 315 T2 Retail Park Erth 47 St. 515 39 39A Day Chacewater 39 47 Brea Carnkie Redruth 47 A 39 38 442 Crofthandy Three Troon 37 46 U2 Carharrack Goldsithney 39A Leedstown 47 37 Praze-an Four Gwennap 442 Lanner Royal Cornwall U4 39A Relubbus -Beeble Lanes Townshend Nine 46 Truro Maidens Penhalvean 46 Frogpool 39 46 U4 Godolphin 38 Crowan 442 U2 Cross 442 36 36.66 38 Burras Penmarth Stithians U4 Carleen 37 66 Perranwell U4 Nancegollan Ponsanooth Porkellis U1 Carnkie 36 U1 Praa Poldark Mine U2 Cusawes Sands 39 and Heritage 36 442 Centre 66 Breage 2.U1.U2 Sithney 36 Wendron U4 Mylor 442 R5 Bridge 37 Tremough U4 U4 39 U1.U2.U4 66 69 Helston Mabe 38 Burnthouse Penryn U4 Trewennack 69A.442 66 A 69 Porthleven 35 35.35 .36 Treverva F11 35A A 37.38.39 35 Lamanva 35 Flus 36 323.U4 35 F14 37 35A 35 Budock Falmou 323 Flambards 35 Constantine Gweek Water 68 R.N.A.S. Culdrose 35 Pennance Gunwalloe 36.323 National Seal Mawnan Smith Pendenni 323 Sanctuary Mill 36 Mawgan 35 Maenporth Castle (E.H 323 Trebah F20 Gardens Helford Garras 323 Helford Glendurgan (N.T.) 35.35A.66 Passage 68.69.69A.363 37 St. 366.367 Cury 323 Poldhu Cove Martin Manaccan 442.U1.U2.U3 36 Newtown-in Gillan Mullion -St. Martin 37 323 Penhale Porthallow Satellite Goonhilly 37 Earth Station St. Keverne 36 Zoar 36 37 37 Kuggar 36 37 Ruan Minor 37 Coverack The Lizard 37 23 Treburrick Bedruthan Steps A5 A5 Ho 21.25.58.85 Trenance 86.87.90.92.93 A5 St. Eval 94.411.415.A4.A5 Mawgan Porth Blue Reef Trevarrian Watergate Bay A5 A5 Aquarium A1 Tregustick A2 St. Mawgan Pentire 58 Tregurrian Newquay A5 Crantock Porth Newquay Airport 411 Holywell 85 St. Columb Minor Atlantic Reach 85 87 93.94 87 415 95.405 90 93 94 Perran 415 411 St. Columb Sands Cubert Hendra 92 A4 21 Major 85.87 25 Quintrell Downs 40 A4 415 87 460 Perranporth 87 86 21 92 Rejerrah Trerice (N.T.) White Cross 93.95 87 Trevellas A4 86.87 25 315.A4 87 Rose 85 405 415.A4 St. Newlyn 90 460 St. Agnes 87 Dairyland R4 A4 East Farm World Perranzabuloe Goonhavern 5 A4 A4 415 St. Columb Road 90 25 405 87.315 3.95 Fraddon Indian Queen nt 415 Monkey Tree 85 92.9 25.455.497 .460.497 21 Summercourt 455 405 ke 315 460 87 Zelah 460 25 497 5 304 Mitchell 92 93 95 22 460 497 497 85 95 S 304 Chiverton Cross 93 92 Brighton 460 Allet Treviscoe 22 Blackwater 87 90 Cross Scorrier 304 PR1 Trispen 25 92 22 T1 Threemilestone 460 Nanpean Retail Park Truro 93.95 497 T2 Park & Ride Shortlanesend t. 22 ay Chacewater Langarth 22.27.50.51 22 F 47 119.293.451 25 St. Stephen 21 Royal 85 491.497.G3 Ladock Cornwall Truro 22 Crofthandy Threemilestone 47. 46 87 Park & Ride Grampound 0 .3 Hospital .T 0 25 P 1 4 Tregurra Road arrack R .T 1 2 22 ap R1 Royal Cornwall Museum Truro Tresillian Probus 27 Truro Cathedral Trelander 46 Frogpool 36.46 66.493 484 East Hewas U1 F17 Grampound 46 497 484 22.27.50 Trewithen 27 Water Carnon 493 51.119.293 Gardens 36.66 451.497.G3 119 G3 Downs Malpas 491 293 Playing Sticker Polgooth 66 Perranwell 493 Place 496 50 50.51 Devoran 451 London Appren U1 Penelewey 51 U1 St. Michael Penkivel 50.51 Cusawes Penpol 493 451 Tregony 493 491 451 Lost 66 Point Gardens of 493 Heligan 471 G1 Mylor Trelissick (N.T.) 50 G3 5 Bridge Feock 51 G4 h 493 F10 50 Heligan 66 69 471 Gardens Ruan High G1 2 Penryn Lanes 51 G 2 66 F17 G3 51 69 St. Just in 50 50 G4 World of F11 Model Railways Flushing Roseland Mev 35 F14 Trewithian Veryan 51 Gorran St. Mawes 51 ock Falmouth Castle Gerrans 50 Portloe Portmello ater 68 50 Portscatho Pennance F12 G1.G3 Pendennis St. G4 Gorran Mill 22.27.36.46.47.50.51.85.87 Haven orth Castle (E.H.) F19 Mawes 90.92.93.95.119.293.304.321 50 451.484.491.493.494.495.496 471.G1 G3.G4 35.35A.66 497.G3.PR1.T1.T2.T3.U1 68.69.69A.363 366.367 442.U1.U2.U3 24 Harlyn Polzeath Bay Constantine Trebetherick Port Isaac Bay A5 Prideaux Place Windmill A5 Bird Sanctuary 96 96 A5 96 Porthcothan St. Merryn A5 Padstow St. Minver 11A F7 Rock Treburrick 11A.A5 95 Bedruthan St. Merryn Steps A5 A5 Holiday Village Little Petherick Trelill Trenance St. Issey 96 A5 St. Eval St. Kew 95 Mawgan Porth 11A 11A 94 95 Highway 460 Trevarrian 460 Bay A5 A5 Camel Creek 94 95 55 A1 95 460 St. Tudy Adventure Park 460 Wadebridge A2 St. Mawgan Egloshayle Tregurrian 11A.55.94.95.96 St. Mabyn 55 455.460 55 55 Newquay Airport 411 94 95 Sladesbridge umb Minor Atlantic Reach 460 93.94 11A 95.405 Winnard's Perch 55 Pencarrow 93 94 411 St. Columb 94 Rosenannon 455 Major 95 55 trell Downs 405 405 Washaway 21 460 11A.11B.27 92 405 Withiel 55.405. White Cross 93.95 454.482 405 405 Nanstallon 460 Dairyland R4 Dunmere Farm World Bodmin St. Columb Road 119 25 405 27 11A Millpool B 3.95 Fraddon Indian Queens 11 92.9 27 .460.497 21 119 t 455 405 Lanivet 25 497 22 Roche 497 497 St. Dennis 119 R7 21 Lockengate Brighton Treviscoe 22 Cross Lanhydrock 11 Whitemoor Bugle 482 25 22 21 27 Nanpean 27 Bodmin 119 Parkway 22 27 R4 101 11.11A.11B 7 22 Foxhole Stenalees k 25 St. Stephen 21 Carthew Luxulyan 22 China Clay G4 W Grampound 119 Penwithick Lostwithiel Ta Road 25 County Park 27 296 30 101 Trewoon Trethurgy Trethowel 296 21 The Eden G4 30 101 Project Hewas 22.25 101 482 Grampound 30 101 Penpillick 27 Water 27 27.119.293 St. Blazey 119 293 G3 471.G3 24.293.G4 Sticker 471 Polgooth 25 30 Tywardreath 30 25.30 25 Lerryn 24.G1 Par London Apprentice G3.G4 St. Austell Charlestown Polmear gony 50.51 24 24 451 Lost Community R1 471.G1 Hospital 25 293 482 Gardens of G3.G4 24.25.293 296 Heligan 471 G1 G4 G3 St. Austell G4 21.22.24 25.27.30.101 F5 Heligan Pentewan 24.25.296 Bodinnick 471 Gardens 471.G1.G3.G4 G1 24.471 724.725 Fowey G1.G3.G4 G3 Polruan F4 G4 World of F6 481 482 481.482 Model Railways Mevagissey 24.471 Gorran Lll 25 Widemouth Bay 9 420 Crackington Haven 95 96 9 420 96 96 95.96 460 Wainhouse Tresparrett 95 420.460 95 Corner 95 Tintagel 96 96 Posts Tintagel Castle (E.H.) 95 95 420 Boscastle 95 Jacobstow Trevalga Tregatta Tresparrett 460 95 480 Marshgate 420 96 Trewarmett 420 460 420 410 410 96 480 480 Delabole 95 Warbstow 420.480 96 Westdowns 96 410 460 Canworthy 410 Davidstow Cross Water 410 55.95.96.410 420 Camelford Hallworthy St.
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    Cornish Supper & Charity Auction In aid of RABI, Addington Fund and the Farming Community Network Friday 9th June 2017 At the Royal Cornwall Show, Wadebridge, Cornwall PL27 7JE CORNISH SUPPER AT 6PM. AUCTION AT 7PM CONDUCTED BY EDWARD BUCKLAND www.edwardbuckland.co.uk 01872 306090 Left to right (rear): Alistair Mackay Barclays Alan Goddard Cornish Mutual Brian Harvey PKF Francis Clark Front Edd Buckland Edward Buckland Ltd www.edwardbuckland.co.uk Foreword Edward Buckland Auctioneers, PKF Francis Clark, Cornish Mutual, Coodes and Barclays Bank have united for a fourth time to host this event in aid of the farming help charities, the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution, Addington Fund and the Farming Community Network. These charities perform a vital role within the rural community discreetly providing help and assistance to those in times of great need. This event is also supported by the Barclays Community Fund. There will be a prize raffle on the evening with all proceeds being split equally between the three charities. Please dig deep and help us raise money for these three great causes. Cornish Supper We would like to thank the following local businesses who have supplied tonight’s Food and Drink Cornish Pasties - Mary’s Pasties, Unit 2C Grampound Road Industrial Estate, Grampound Road, Truro, TR2 4TB - Tel: 01726 883225 Cider - Kindly donated by Healey’s Cornish Cyder Farm, Penhallow, Truro TR4 9LW - 01872 573356 Beer - Kindly donated by Jo Nicholls of Sharps Brewery (Molson Coors) Rock, Cornwall PL27 6NU - Tel: 01208 862121 Red & White Wine - Jamie Tonkin at The Old Chapel Wine Cellars, Millpool, St Clement Street, Truro, TR1 1EX - Tel: 01872 270545.