#lerryn

[travelling-my-little-pony]

This is the year of Dr Whooves searching for his own special telephone box!

This is photo number 253 of 365.

Here is Dr Whooves looking at a phone box in Lerryn, in Cornwall, England. This is not the box he is looking for.

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Lerryn in Cornwall has to be one of my favourite places.

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Lerryn on the River Fowey is such a beautiful place.

[proudemary]

Lerryn, Cornwall por Baz Richardson Por Flickr: The delightfully pretty village of Lerryn sits astride a creek that feeds into the River Fowey, a few miles south of Lostwithiel in the south-east of Cornwall. At low tide the River Lerryn is little more than a narrow stream surrounded by mud banks, and there are stepping stones just before the medieval bridge (which can just be seen in the distance on the right) that allow you to walk across to the other side. This is a pretty spot, with woods following the banks of the river as far as the confluence with the River Fowey. There were four lime kilns in the village which were serviced by large sailing barges that carried their cargo up river from the deep port of Fowey, but the river has become silted over the years and unfortunately only small craft can now navigate the shallow waters. The lime kilns are still visible, even though one has been converted into a dwelling. Lerryn has a very nice pub and a village store which has provided picnic benches on the green beside the river. It is certainly a pleasant place to sit and have something to eat and drink, and watch the world go by.

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On the rare days that we get some glorious weather, there's nothing quite like going exploring.

Taken in Lerryn, Cornwall.