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A3078
Trewithian
View north down A3078
Tregony Bridge
The river Fal was first crossed here in the 14th century. According to the plague this bridge was completed in 1893.
The river Fal was first crossed here in the 14th century. According to the plague this bridge was completed in 1893.
A3078 St Mawes
An extreme form of traffic calming, and fully justifying the 6'6' width limit on this A road
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 04, 2006 by t1(M)
A3078 at St Mawes
Probably one of the narrowest A roads in the country
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 04, 2006 by t1(M)
A 3078 at St Mawes
The road goes round in a loop, so the narrow part here can be avoided by choosing which branch of the loop to use.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 04, 2006 by t1(M)
A3078 winding through the woods near Freewater
The A3078 crossing Percuil River at Trethem Mill
Two pieces of history for the price of one. AA milestone and historic petrol pump outside the former Pomery's Garage, St Mawes.
The narrow A3078 at St. Mawes
Signs at the bottom of Church Hill, St. Mawes at its junction with the A3078.
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