article_snippet: In the BBC drama, the bustling town of Truro is a lost world of 18th-century wooden shop fronts, muddy thoroughfares and pens of geese and sheep.
article_snippet: Which goes to prove how cleverly the producers disguised the fact that it is actually a real-life English market town
article_snippet: a long horse ride from the series’ rugged Cornish setting.
article_snippet: Saddlery that's really a curry house: With a curry house panelled frontage and rows of saddles, Truscott and Son is entirely convincing as an 18th-century saddlery.
article_snippet: Though Wiltshire stone buildings look believable on screen, these photographs reveal how Wiltshire usually looks — complete with Indian restaurant and baby clothes shop.
article_snippet: That success means it may not be long before tourists are beating a path to Corsham, which has already played host to other high-profile productions, including War Horse and The Suspicions Of Mr Whicher.
highlights_snippet: How the team behind BBC's Poldark transformed Corsham in Wiltshire into 18th-century Truro in Cornwall .
  