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(New page: <div style="float:right"> <googlemap lat="50.533508" lon="-4.934578"> 50.538574, -4.935844, Padstow </googlemap> </div> '''To Padstow''': End of the line!<br> '''To Wadebridge''': [[Porthi...) |
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Image:Padstow1.jpg|The station building is in use as a tourist information office and the station area is now a car park. | Image:Padstow1.jpg|The station building is in use as a tourist information office and the station area is now a car park. | ||
Image:Padstow2.jpg|The railway out of Padstow has become [[w:Camel Trail|The Camel Trail]]. A cycle route that passes through the gap in the buildings at the far end of the car park. | Image:Padstow2.jpg|The railway out of Padstow has become [[w:Camel Trail|The Camel Trail]]. A cycle route that passes through the gap in the buildings at the far end of the car park. | ||
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+ | Image:Padstow3.jpg|The station as viewed from the road side. | ||
+ | Image:Padstow4.jpg|And viewed from the platform side. | ||
+ | Image:Padstow5.jpg|A view of what would have been the station throat. | ||
+ | Image:Padstow6.jpg|And the view from the same spot towards [[Little Petherick Creek]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:45, 18 May 2010
<googlemap lat="50.531271" lon="-4.93475"> 50.538574, -4.935844, Padstow </googlemap>
To Padstow: End of the line!
To Wadebridge: Porthilly View
Gallery
9.10.04
The railway out of Padstow has become The Camel Trail. A cycle route that passes through the gap in the buildings at the far end of the car park.
24.5.09
And the view from the same spot towards Little Petherick Creek.