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Pictures of St Austell Town

Due to changes to the Homestead service, I have to limit my website to three pages (to avoid moving to a paying service).  Since this is a site based around pictures, I am afraid this means that these pages may take a long time to download.  When time permits I am planning to move and expand my website to another domain.  Thanks for your patience. Any comments or questions?  Just email me.

Pictures of St Austell Streets

<--   A view up Fore Street, the pedestrian main shopping street in the town centre.

The park opposite the library on Carlyon Road with children's play equipment and a small football pitch.

<--   A view up Duke Street, with a glimpse of the Holy Trinity's tower.

Looking up from the bottom of Polkyth Road, towards the town centre, with a selection of shops on the left.   -->

<--   Polkyth Road, looking toward Carlyon Road, with Polkyth Leisure Centre on the left.

This is a view from the railway bridge on Carlyon Road toward the station, with hills and clay tips beyond.   -->

St Austell's Holy Trinity

<--   The Holy Trinity in its raised churchyard, taken from Church Street.

The old graveyard, five minutes walk from the church, where the headstones have been moved from the graves to the outside walls.   -->

<--   The old graveyard, with more of a quiet park atmosphere.

Showing almost the full height of the Holy Trinity's tower, taken from the end of Fore Street.   -->

<--   The churchyard's palm trees show just how mild Cornwall's climate is.

Taken from the corner of the old graveyard, showing the proximity of the Holy Trinity in the centre of the town.   -->

St Austell's China Clay

<--   China Clay tips are visible on the horizon from much of St Austell, this shot is taken in front of Sandy Hill Primary School, a few minutes out of the centre.

A close up of the clay tips from Sandy Hill, which don't tend to photograph clearly.   -->

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