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Steamers Hill(Steamers Hill Phillack), Steamers Hill, Angarrack


 

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And finally, Nigel Triggs caught the ECS at Angarrack. 
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27th June 2020. Copyright Andrew Triggs. It's a shame that the GW green blends into the scene so well!

 

 



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View of east Steamer's Hill and viaduct | ECS at Angarrack. Copyright Andrew Triggs; 27th June 2020

ECS at Angarrack. Copyright Andrew Triggs; 27th June 2020.


Owner of originalAndrew Triggs via Cornwall Railway Society
Date27 Jun 2020
File namevCRS.ECS at Angarrack. Picture 27th June 2020.308b-27th-june-2020-copyright-andrew-triggs_orig.jpg
File Size363.5k
Dimensions1067 x 800
Linked toAngarrack, Cornwall; 30 adj to, Steamers Hill, Angarrack; Ashleen, Vellan Vrane, Steamers Hill, Angarrack; 30, Steamers Hill, Angarrack; Angarrack Wesleyan Chapel 1834-, Steamers Hill, Angarrack; Byways, Steamers Hill, Angarrack; Kilcobben, Steamers Hill, Angarrack; Steamers Hill(Steamers Hill Phillack), Steamers Hill, Angarrack; Angarrack Viaduct Brunel timber opened 3 Oct 1851 | Masonry 1883 opened 1885, Angarrack Viaduct, Riverside, Angarrack

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