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Then I walk back into town up the appropriately named New Bridge Road and into Fore Street. roof-tree.... The remains were uncovered during the building of the new road system back in the 1960's. The original road surface was about four metres wide. Under New Bridge Road, runs this old mill leat.

The funeral took place at the Torquay Cemetery, the body being brought from London by road and interred The ground floor could house a Council Chamber and committee rooms, together with public and rest rooms There was sufficient room on the first and second floors to house all the Council departments...... . Good Morning - Thursday 26 April 1945 PAIGNTON (Devon) Urban Council have decided to buy for £45,000 Bohemian glass lustres, rosewood secretaire, French writing bureau, upright pianoforte. 5 large Japanese screens

This area was raised up so gave a view over the site above the screens around the site. Part of the atrium roof still in place.

I set the focus point at about one third from the left of the screen and just below centre and clicked It was farmland with fields and winding lanes and woods with bluebell glades. The factory moved here in 1879 as there was room for expansion and it was already serviced by a canal There is also much more evidence of Roman occupation including a fort and two major roads. At the time of its construction, the station had the largest single-span arched roof in the world.

As you walk out of Royal William Yard there are three main parallel roads. Pauls Church Road which links Durnford and Admiralty Streets, we come to this service road which runs It is also opposite the main gate of the Marine Barracks, which means good business. Road front has central pedimented block projecting with fine carved coat of arms. Stucco; dry slate roofs with deep front eaves; brick end stacks.

first attempt, and I was also hampered by the fact that the sun was so bright I couldn't see the camera screen

Part 2 starts in Derby Road, for Part 1 in Ebrington Street go here. On the left Derby Road leads down to the quayside. food”) What is the distinction between a Footpath and a Byway? Important Sale of Rosewood, Walnut, and Spanish Mahogany Dining-room, Drawing-room, and Library Furniture Good food, modern amenities. Own farm produce.

Contrary to their usual practice, they did not deploy an advance screen of crossbowmen and the men-at-arms Good roads and wheeled transport are a relatively recent development in this part of Devon, but that

The museum building design was planned to provide the maximum area of unsupported roof to cover the site The ground floor of the whole main villa survived, comprising of 12 rooms. Its luxurious rooms contained many fine Roman mosaics. This may represent the importance the estuary played in everyday life, for both trade and food. This section of reassembled original roof tiles are from the North Range buildings.

Inside the building it clearly states that road tolls were never collected here. Square kiosk with domed roof. The old school is now a community centre and currently raising money for a new roof. Raise The Roof! If you are in a philanthropic mood then you can donate to the fund here.

of the flowers and even this rusty relic were home to insects and bugs, either stopping briefly for food by the sun, freshly painted, containing the world's finest coffees along with the latest "free from" food As I write this she is moored in Rotterdam, in the middle of this screen grab. This road between the freshwater ley and the sea is called The Slapton Line. under the sea but we can't throw a few boulders onto the beach to offer some protection to a mile of road

This area was raised up so gave a view over the site above the screens around the site.