near to Littlehempston, Devon, England
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Knaves Ash Cross
One of very many minor road junctions among the maze of tiny lanes in this part of Devon.
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Hillside grazing near Lillisford Farm
by JThomas
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Shallow valley
by N Chadwick
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A Waterloo to Plymouth train, north of Littlehempston |
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Down the hill to Totnes
by Robin Stott
A CrossCountry service descends the gradient from Dainton SX8566. Beyond the railway the Am Brook and a tributary descend to join the River Hems, which in turn joins the River Dart above Totnes.
This view is a little to the left of... (more)
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Two pylons
by N Chadwick
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Pylons in farmland Hardup Bridge
by Roy Hughes
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Bridge identity plate, Hardup Bridge
by Derek Harper
On the railway bridge (ELR MLN1 - 219m 60.5 ch) from which SX8264 : Train at Hardup Bridge and SX8264 : Train at Hardup Bridge were taken.
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South Devon countryside
Countryside between Totnes and Ipplepen. The mainline between Exeter and Plymouth runs in the middle distance and on the right horizon is Haytor.
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Par bound service on Dainton bank
by roger geach
A charter train bound for Par is seen from a narrow road over bridge on Dainton bank. In those days the embankments and cuttings were cut back far more than now. There is a good view of the unspoilt Devon countryside behind the train with... (more)
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Maytime at Newhouse Barton
by Chris Denny
Some fine trees seen across the meadow behind the Newhouse Barton site.
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Hardup Bridge
by Robin Stott
The right hand side of this rusting bridge over the main line railway between Newton Abbot and Totnes is the viewpoint for roger geach's SX8264 : Par bound service on Dainton bank of 1978. The lane continues over the Am Brook towards Newhouse Barton and Ipplepen.
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