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| February 2004 |
| Eden
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The Eden Project
is one of Cornwall’s main tourist attractions.
It is basically an enormous botanic garden housed in two
conservatories (or Biomes) which play home to over 100,000 plants.
It was built with help from lottery money in a former quarry in the
Cornish wilderness, and is run as a charity. The site is connected to the nearest main line station at St.
Austell by a bus service operated by local operator Truronian.
They also provide the internal park-and-ride service using new
Transbus Enviro 300’s. |
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enlarge photos. All photos taken in November 2003. |
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Facts (top to bottom) |
Map |
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| Truronian Y2EDN at St. Austell
rail station. |
| Truronian AN02EDN, a Transbus
Enviro 300, providing the internal park and ride at Eden Project. |
| The biomes at Eden Project. |
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