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The Rural Villages

A visual tour of St. Issey, Little Petherick and the surrounding countryside

A rural lane near Little Petherick.
RURAL LANE NEAR LITTLE PETHERICK


Little Petherick

Little Petherick on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne] Little Petherick on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne]
Little Petherick Creek at low tide. Padstow. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne]
Little Petherick on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne] Little Petherick on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne]

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St. Issey

St Issey on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne] St Issey on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne] St Issey on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne] St Issey on an afternoon in June. [Picture courtesy of Peter Osborne]

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The pretty villages of St. Issey and Little Petherick boast a restaurant as well as three pubs all of which serve outstanding food, antique shops, post office, a willow workshop at the old mill, a trout farm and a shire horse complex. Little Petherick is only two miles down the road from Padstow and St. Issey is only one mile further. Public footpaths from Little Petherick run both sides of the creek and join into the Camel Trail on the outskirts of Padstow.

LINKS TO OTHER PICTURE PAGES

Padstow Harbour - The harbour and streets behind the harbour

Hidden Padstow   - The back streets and the top of the old town

The Coastal Area, Bays and Beaches  - St. Merryn and the Seven Bays

The Estuary and Camel Trail  - Views of the river Camel

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