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Typical late-afternoon scene in almost any Cornish scene in the 1920s or '30s. The machine is a cultivator, known all over Cornwall as a 'scuffler'. The height of the tines is adjustable through the handle on the driver's right.

A horse-hauled clod crusher used for cultivation (used from about 1900), A typical country scene in Cornwall.

Loading china clay from a horse and cart onto a ship in Penzance.

P O Copyright. Women Drivers & Grooms formed into a Corps to man the Mail Van during 14-18 War

St Buryan Church, pictured with two horse-carriages in front, both full of people. Sign on the right side for St Buryan Hotel. (Photo donated by E. Richards, 6/7/1980)

Grid referece, SW 4091 2571
For further information see Historic Environment…

Identified by Cornishman readers

Margaret 20 year old mare with new foal at the Devonshire Horse Centre . duplicate
children Richard Hoskin and Amanda Williams

Photo retouched using biro.

From 'Grandfathers London' page 112. The Train route was Uxbridge Road Stationto Chiswick