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By the lane southeast of the hamlet.

What a great name for a village - one can only guess that someone was having a laugh at some point in the past - and probably still is chuckling away schoolboy style six feet under. Anyway, I thought of a joke but realised that they've... (more)

From the lane to St Winnols, a view down the valley to Perdredda Plantation.

To the left of this picture is a fresh water spring, the water from which finds its way down the tree-lined gully to Polbathic, where it reaches the limit of the tidal estuary. You may find that folk used to build mills / houses / fords etc... (more)

The C17 thatched cottage is described at Link .

A little further west along SX3255 : Lane to Narkurs, with most of the hamlet visible.

SX3255 : Narkurs and SX3255 : Mader's Barn were taken from a gateway on the right of this junction.

At the junction shown in SX3255 : Junction, Narkurs.

Fields seen from the same gateway as SX3255 : Fields near Narkurs, looking more to the right. The wood is Perdredda Plantation.

From the same spot as SX3255 : Lane near Narkurs. SX3255 : Mader's Barn is just behind the hedge on the left.

Midday sunshine highlights a George V letters-only postbox, number PL11 755.

The junction is in a dip at the centre of the hamlet. The houses in the background can be recognised in SX3255 : Narkurs.