Nance Fishing Lakes

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Cornwall

England

Nance Fishing Lakes

Stone Stile SW4936 A granite stile on a footpath that runs up the side of The Engine Inn, Cripplesease, from the B3311 road.
Three large granite slabs, one on the ground on each side of a raised central slab – a cattle stile.
Public footpath 119/37/4 silver from Cripplesease to Cold Harbour.
The footpath runs through the site of South Providence mine, suggesting it gave the miners access to the Engine Inn. There is a separate bridleway giving the main access to the mine further along B3311. — Stone Stile SW4936 Credit: Carrie Langford

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.184683/-5.4796156 or Grid Reference SW5137. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stone Stile SW4936 A granite stile on a footpath that runs up the side of The Engine Inn, Cripplesease, from the B3311 road.
Three large granite slabs, one on the ground on each side of a raised central slab – a cattle stile.
Public footpath 119/37/4 silver from Cripplesease to Cold Harbour.
The footpath runs through the site of South Providence mine, suggesting it gave the miners access to the Engine Inn. There is a separate bridleway giving the main access to the mine further along B3311.

Stone Stile SW4936

A granite stile on a footpath that runs up the side of The Engine Inn, Cripplesease, from the B3311 road. Three large granite slabs, one on the ground on each side of a raised central slab – a cattle stile. Public footpath 119/37/4 silver from Cripplesease to Cold Harbour. The footpath runs through the site of South Providence mine, suggesting it gave the miners access to the Engine Inn. There is a separate bridleway giving the main access to the mine further along B3311.

Carrie Langford

View down footpath near Cripplesease

View down footpath near Cripplesease

Minor Road A damp day near Cripplesease.

Minor Road

A damp day near Cripplesease.

Rough grazing land Rough grazing land near Cripplesease.

Rough grazing land

Rough grazing land near Cripplesease.

Trencrom Hill Looking north across the top of the hill. From here it&#039;s possible to see Hayle Estuary to the north, and St Michael&#039;s Mount to the south.

Trencrom Hill

Looking north across the top of the hill. From here it's possible to see Hayle Estuary to the north, and St Michael's Mount to the south.

Carbis Bay Beach The beach at the bottom of the small town of Carbis Bay (very near St.Ives).

Carbis Bay Beach

The beach at the bottom of the small town of Carbis Bay (very near St.Ives).

Telephone box on Lelant Downs Not many of these left. This one is on the back road round St Ives.

Telephone box on Lelant Downs

Not many of these left. This one is on the back road round St Ives.

Hayle sands and Godrevy Island from Trencrom The lighthouse on Godrevy was recently threatened with closure, but may be retained. Trencrom is an old iron age fort.

Hayle sands and Godrevy Island from Trencrom

The lighthouse on Godrevy was recently threatened with closure, but may be retained. Trencrom is an old iron age fort.

Cows on Trink Hill Taken from the road by Brunnion cottages looking north to Trink Hill

Cows on Trink Hill

Taken from the road by Brunnion cottages looking north to Trink Hill

Giew Mine A relic of the Cornish tin mining industry.

Giew Mine

A relic of the Cornish tin mining industry.

Disused buildings, Giew Mine Near the highest point of the twisty Penzance-St Ives road is a small car park, next to the ruins of the Giew tin mine on the flank of Trink Hill. This side of the hill is covered with heather and gorse. This view is from the small car park alongside the road.

Disused buildings, Giew Mine

Near the highest point of the twisty Penzance-St Ives road is a small car park, next to the ruins of the Giew tin mine on the flank of Trink Hill. This side of the hill is covered with heather and gorse. This view is from the small car park alongside the road.

View northwest from Trencrom Hill The granite hills west of St Ives dominate the skyline in this northwesterly view from Trencrom hill fort. The Mine engine house and chimney stack of Wheal Sisters (Tincroft and Wheal Mary) are at left centre SW513367. There is another chimney on the right skyline, probably St Ives Consols or Wheal Trewith at grid square SW4939

View northwest from Trencrom Hill

The granite hills west of St Ives dominate the skyline in this northwesterly view from Trencrom hill fort. The Mine engine house and chimney stack of Wheal Sisters (Tincroft and Wheal Mary) are at left centre SW513367. There is another chimney on the right skyline, probably St Ives Consols or Wheal Trewith at grid square SW4939

Knill's Monument On a hill above St Ives, at 170m, with an excellent view of Carbis Bay to the east.

Knill's Monument

On a hill above St Ives, at 170m, with an excellent view of Carbis Bay to the east.

Cows near Halsetown

Cows near Halsetown

Old school house and cottages at Halsetown Halsetown still has a Post Office, shop and pub. The school house and chapel have been converted. There is a camp site on the edge of the village.

Old school house and cottages at Halsetown

Halsetown still has a Post Office, shop and pub. The school house and chapel have been converted. There is a camp site on the edge of the village.

Bowl Rock Supposedly thrown by a giant from nearby Trencrom Hill.

Bowl Rock

Supposedly thrown by a giant from nearby Trencrom Hill.

Lodge and lane to Trevethoe Barton On the edge of Cubit Plantation the private lane leads down to the old manor of Trevethoe.

Lodge and lane to Trevethoe Barton

On the edge of Cubit Plantation the private lane leads down to the old manor of Trevethoe.

Gate and gorse Typical granite boulders at the edge of the field gate. Looking north east from Nance.

Gate and gorse

Typical granite boulders at the edge of the field gate. Looking north east from Nance.

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Nance Fishing Lakes is located at Grid Ref: SW5137 (Lat: 50.184683, Lng: -5.4796156)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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///surprised.array.washed. Near St Ives, Cornwall

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Located within 500m of 50.184683,-5.4796156

Trevarrack

Is In: Cornwall, England, UK

Is In Country: England

Is In Country Code: GB

Is In County: Cornwall

Name Kw: Treverek

Place: hamlet

Source: npe

Lat/Long: 50.1818734/-5.4773324

Bus Stop

Lelant Downs

Naptan AtcoCode: 0800FWW38464

Naptan Bearing: SE

Naptan CommonName: Lelant Downs

Naptan NaptanCode: coragjmw

Naptan Street: Unclassified

Naptan Verified: no

Source: naptan_import

Lat/Long: 50.1810556/-5.4754681

Hiking: yes

Information: guidepost

Source: GPS survey

Tourism: information

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Power: pole

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