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walking the cornish coastal path i came across this pole for want of a better word could someone please tell me what it was used for on top of the cliff edge it has what looks like a hole for some sort of handle on top and grooves for what have been some sort of ratchet on the side please could someone tell me what is was for thanks
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sorry its on the coastal path between perrannuthanoe and prussia cove hope this helps also there are some chains on the ground next to this item
 
treeve
I have a number of old OS maps and books of antiquity, covering the period which springs to my mind, however they are all in safe storage; one thought covers look out for ships in difficulty, but why so large in diameter? Maybe someone can help you, looks VERY interesting.
 
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yeah thanks i thought so its unusual to see something like this on top of a cliff nowadays thanks again though
 
dingdongd
Just a wild idea. Was it erected to assist with the removal of scrap from HMS Warspite in the late 40's 1950's?If you visit the following flicker website there is a similar post on one of the pictureshttp://www.flickr.com/photos/13150208@N05/sets/72157602678212659/detail/
 

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