Talk:Lerryn

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Something about the following might be useful: --Salix (talk): 18:12, 17 May 2009 (UTC) The stone bridge dates from around 1500, in 1573 Queen Elizabeth I ordered money to be raised to carry out work on the bridge which had fallen into disrepair. It was built as an alternative to the ford which is a short distance downstream (at the stepping stones by the car park). The bridge now consists of two arches with cutwaters & pedestrian refuges. There was a third arch, but this was filled in. In the 19th century Lerryn was a port for the Powder Mills at Herodsfoot several miles to the east. Barges brought in saltpetre & sulphur, then carried out explosives for use in Cornish mines.

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Lerryn Maypole
I'd like to document some of the lost traditions of Lerryn including
 * Maypoles - local villages used to try and steal neighbouring village maypoles
 * Mud football

Some supporting docs lerryn history society record.--Salix alba (talk): 09:36, 3 June 2022 (UTC)

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Is this template still needed? The article has plenty of inline citations and a list at the end, so seems to satisfy the requirements for removal. Flappy Pigeon (talk) 18:07, 13 October 2022 (UTC)