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Touch wood we are still free here in England, not so in the rest of Europe or even the rest of the UK The alternative route is on a road glued to a large boat, The Tor Point Ferry. More on that later. Albert was the good looker the palace imported from Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld as husband for Queen Victoria If you are fascinated by tiny German Duchies that no longer exist, there's Google, good luck. You can shake hands with your neighbours over the road without leaving the comfort of your sofa.

A short walk along the Slapton ley first from Torcross along the ley path, then crossing the main road

I am assuming that Ford got its name due to the fact that the road originally passed through a ford at eminent divine was greatly beloved by members of his congregation, who flocked to hear him preach in the woods congregation pushed off, and, having set these aland, returned for the rest, the tide had encroached upon the rook Earl, no doubt, is a good antiquarian and Anglo-saxon scholar, but he unfortunately happens to be a “

Maybe room service felt sorry for him when they heard and sneaked him up a biscuit without a name, a Maybe the sugar rush from his recently named namesake biscuit got him in the mood for cake and he mistakenly How he managed to win all those wars I don't know, presumably he had good staff.

I'm surprised the French want to bring the word suspicion into a menu, it isn't a good start as you tuck I thought, a racecourse, but amusingly and appropriately a chain of restaurants and also a leather goods horsey pictures of Degas, not the ballerina ones where he seemed to spend a lot of his time in changing rooms

little shop site is so old that this spot was not even called Plymouth when it started selling baked goods

of music, I know it sounds unlikely, unless you are a twenty something computer geek, living in one room I have to save some of the good anecdotes, this pandemic is dragging on a bit and we might need them don't mess around carving bits of rock for three hundred years, they just get on with it and get a roof A tea light can last for a good four hours in a blackout. A good day trip is a drive along the minor roads that crisscross the Champagne vineyards on the way to

Originally with a swing bridge mechanism this was built in the 1820's when the first toll road joined Wikipedia The A379 road crosses the bridge here connecting Kingsbridge and Dartmouth along the most scenic coast road in Britain. short stretches of dual carriageway at either end and in Torquay, the A379 is a single carriageway road

This was going to be a short walk at short notice down the private access road to the lighthouse. The good thing is that the descent and therefore the climb back up is not too steep but long and gradual

It just marks the end of the road, literally. I am assuming that this was a branch off the Torquay to Dartmouth road that ended right here, almost I carried on driving out of town on that road for half a mile when I came to another sign, saying Kingswear

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Tractor pulling a trailer of straw bales tipped over onto a car right on the bridge, blocking the main road middle of the chaos and clear up operation a man appeared as if from nowhere and casually crossed the road The police arrived and every so often allowed traffic through the gap on the bend in the road. And so the road was swept clear of all the loose straw.