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The cafe is situated opposite the junction between the B3306 and the B3318.

©Ian Cunliffe

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Dist:0.2km<br/>An imposing property dating from the latter half of the C19th, now the centre of a caravan site and in a fairly dilapidated state.

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Dist:0.3km<br/>Dated 1908, now in a sorry state.

©Rod Allday

Dist:0.3km<br/>A hostelry in a Penwith mining village at the junction of the B3306 with the B3318.

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©Colin Pyle

Dist:0.7km<br/>Taken from Levant Road, this is Higher Bal (= mine). The engine house had a 35" Cornish winding and pumping engine. The retaining walls contain two well-preserved ore chutes and two arched entrances, the taller leading to the steps up to the mine and the shorter giving access to Guide Shaft.

©John Gibson

Dist:0.7km<br/>Originally Spearne Consols, this sett was absorbed by Levant Mine in 1877 and became known as Higher Bal (bal = mine in Cornish). It lies beside the little road from Trewellard to the main Levant site. The engine house contained a 35" cylinder Cornish engine that pumped and wound from Guide Shaft, situated behind the masonry walls to the left of the picture.

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©nick macneill

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