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Trenance (Cornish: Trenans) is a
hamlet adjoining Mawgan Porth in Cornwall, England,
United Kingdom.
Trenance Point is a
headland nearby.
There are also...
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known as the
Trenance valley line) was a
railway line
built by the
Great Western Railway (GWR) to
serve the
china clay
industry in the
Trenance valley near...
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between the wars were
Pentire (known for a time as West Newquay) and the
Trenance Valley.
Other streets dating from the 1920s
included St
Thomas Road, which...
- beach.
Between Newquay station and
Tolcarn Junction the line
crosses the
Trenance valley on a 154-yard (141m) viaduct. The
first structure,
opened on 29...
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Cornwall Junction Railway which is
still partly open, and the short-lived
Trenance Valley line. The
independent narrow gauge Pentewan Railway ran from West...
- Upright, rose-pink
flowers 'Trelissick': Upright,
creamy yellow flowers '
Trenance': Upright, lilac-pink
flowers 'Trewithin': Upright,
cerise flowers 'Wild...
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moved to Newquay,
Cornwall at the age of
eighteen months. He
attended Trenance Infant School and
Newquay Tretherras School. When he was 15, his first...
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Silverspur in the
State of
Queensland and
Commonwealth of Australia, and of
Trenance, in the
County of
Cornwall on 28
October 1969. In the 1970s and 1980s he...
- accommodation.
Constructed rather later than most
China Clay branches, the
Trenance Valley line
started when a
single siding was laid in 1914 just east of...
- Carthew, the
river heads south and p****es
Ruddlemoor and
Trethowel in the
Trenance Valley,
where several mills and
blowing houses made use of the river. This...
