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Veryan Club flag. Flying as usual over the Outdoor bowling green
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This is one of the historic and attractive roundhouses. This one is
located in the North of Veryan - The Green
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The British Legion hall. The venue for local markets and fairs. Also plays
host to the occasional amateur dramatic production.
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The Church
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A lovely shot of the path leading to the Church. Lined with pretty blue
flowers.
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Is this your cat? I would be interested to know his name.
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A closeup of the pretty flowers that line the path to the Church door.
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A shot of some gravestones in the quiet graveyard.
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More gravestones.
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A shot across the graveyard at one of the many Roundhouses in Veryan.
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The face of a grave statue that stands in the upper graveyard.
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The old bumpy church path leading to the top gates.
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A large tomb situated near the pond.
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Veryan church tower.
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A view into the branches of a huge tree that grows near the pond edge.
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The Road that leads from Veryan to the Social club - Club hill.
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The enterance sign to Veryan Sports and Social Club.
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The Coalyard, now closed.
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A large Stone cross situated outside the enterance to the church.
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Veryan playing field. A large field in the south part of veryan on the road
to Carne beach.
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Veryan gallery. Selling a great many paintings from local artists. Well worth
a viewing.
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Granny's Attic. A shop situated in the centre of Veryan opposite the New Inn.
Selling a variety of handmade items, as well as gifts and sweets.
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The Green. Veryan green is virtually it's own village. The Green is seperated
from Veryan by a belt of farm land and the manor grounds.
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The Elerkey House hotel. A popular guest house situated in the centre of
Veryan. Elerkey is taken from the word Elerk which is Cornish for Swan.
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The local public house - The New Inn. Where I spent a great deal of my
time pickling my
liver.
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Another shot of the New Inn.
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The Manor. A huge house situated between Veryan and The Green. Said to be
haunted by the ghost of Admiral Kemp. Who walks that corridors at 8pm every
night. Someone told me that once.. It may not be true. Spooky.
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Upper Mill. A restored and working mill wheel.
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A shot of the playground situated near the pond in the center of Veryan.
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Another shot of the playground where I used to play as a child/teenager.
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A photo of Veryan Pond. Situated between the church and British Legion hall.
This well established pond is host to a loads of wildlife.
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The road leading down from Veryan Green to the Village.
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The road leading down toward Upper Mill.
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The famous pair of round houses on the road from Veryan to Carne and Pendower
beach. A familiar site for thousands of tourists in the summer. These houses
were built to prevent the devil hiding in the corner. If you have more info
on the history of the roundhouses. Please send it to
Me.
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Another shot of the pond with the Gunera plant on the left.
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A shot of a huge Gunera plant growing out of the pond.
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A graveyard statue
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The local shop for local people.
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I think I was loosing ideas at this point.. This is the road sign for.. you
guessed it Veryan.
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The Water Closets. Both Male and Female accomodation.
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Veryan Upper Mill. A converted Mill house that now serves cream teas, etc.
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Veryan women's institute.
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