November 16, 2021 - No comments
Truro’s attractive and distinctive chimneys and stacks are disappearing. We don’t need them anymore. Truro Civic Society wants to photograph Truro’s stacks and chimney pots to make a digital exhibition that will also become a visual record. Would you like to help by using your phone to record a stack and pots near you? The […]
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