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Tag Archives: Devon
A Thousand Miles of History XXXXIII: Dog-sick with Ice Cream
By late afternoon I was flagging. We had been on the road for a mere six days, and although we never rush and we always take our time at each of the sites we visit, we don’t stop either. It … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Books, England, france and vincent, Photography, road trip, travel
Tagged coast, Devon, dorset, island, seaside, Seaton, silent eye
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXXII: Twin Bridges…
We were nearing the end of the road across Dartmoor and it was definitely time for refreshments. This was handy, as I wanted to stop anyway… and we could not leave Devon without at least one cream tea, even if … Continue reading
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Tagged clapper bridge, cream tea, Devon, east dart river, Postbridge
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Ghost Roads ~ Mick Canning
Reblogged from Mick Canning: I love old roads that have fallen into disuse, or been relegated to the role of footpath. There is one a few miles away on the edge of the next town. It used to be part … Continue reading
Living Lore: Bob Fairfield ~ The curse of the Babbs
Some of you may be familiar with the twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth, with a population now of approximately 2000 people during the Winter months but swelling to over 15,000 during the holiday season. Situated on the North Devon … Continue reading