treneere

WITH MY GIRLS JENNA (pink) AND JASMINE (blue).

The lane from Treneere Barton to Polmennor House. These steps are hundreds of years old, how many feet have trod this way?

once I had made the connection ... there it was; turned into a house with plastic windows (yuck!); I am unsure if it was occupied. But it is so good to see a piece of our history still standing.

A closer look over the river - in a very muddy and wet field. Like being a child all over again.

The first idea that the mill still exists ... not a little excitement ...

I have walked the greater part of the rivers, sometimes in the river. I then noticed the chimney poking out of the trees, and searched for the way in.... then I remembered Treneere Barton - my father and I used to visit someone there.

I had no idea Treneere Mill still existed, for the trees are now hiding even the chimney. This water mill (with steam power as auxiliary) dates from the early 19C, and maybe even earlier; James Pengelly operated it in 1880 or so. I have much more research to complete.

Treneere Mill; my father worked on the farms around Treneere, as gardener and other duties, as well as working for TF Hosking; in the process I went along, and got into just about every crook and nanny; one of these was Treneere Mill. My dear granny lived in Parc Mellan and so I was really...

Deep and Crisp and Even, just the way a pizza should be ... Nr61 Polmeere Road, from my bedroom window at Nr65; I never quite got used to not hearing the birds as their feet ran across the flat roof.

wow what a big crane,!! still more work needs to be done before its finished Supplied by Di and Den

taken in Treweath road a great view of the shops

This is what the houses use to look like before being modernised...see the old style windows and nightmare to paint.

Here is my wife and my mother in law with our nephew before the bypass went through Treneere.This Picture was taken August 1984 Picture donated by Nigel_53

Looking across from Combe Road. This picture shows the Lescudjack School art rooms (far left of picture) supplied by Di and Den

Taken in the 1990's when Johns off license was in the estate. Unfortunaly it isn't in this picture. supplied by Christine Hosken