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Approaching Culm Bridge

Looking north east with Culm Bridge Mill, now a private house, on the right, through the trees. This mill was latterly powered by a turbine fed by a leat from the combined waters of the Madford and Bolham rivers. Some machinery survives too and the structure is listed. Over the bridge the left turn leads to Clayhidon. Image © Martin Bodman
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