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- Odds and Sods September 2025
A narrow road takes you to the small village of Belstone and ends right there.
- Only Possible Two Days a Month
The highest tide would be above their waists as it reaches the road and sometimes just goes over the edge of the road.
- Shoulder Shimmy
In addition our main road coming in to the village is closed for a week for major flood prevention works We went to the pub this evening for a meal, not because we had no food in but because we wanted to show
- Ribs'n'Jabs
them throughout the lockdowns so we were what we have termed long time virtual customers of actual food along a one way route with coloured stickers applied to our backs so we didn't stray into the wrong room
- To Britton's Field and Back Three Times
Good old South Hams Council, free Brownies for all. That is something I can vote for.
- Brixham Pirate Festival 3
This is a set of street shots, pirates just being pirates, and an occasional land lubber thrown in for good
- Axeman
Originally posted on Photoblog by Gethin Thomas OCTOBER. 04, 2020 416 VIEWS Good old Amazon, my very The roof men had to replace a large section of bargeboards last week and they cut up the old one into Although a bit big to go in the wood burner, if I can chop them up they should make enough kindling for Now that is recycling, burning down the roof to keep warm. vaguely Chinesey renderings of famous tunes you almost recognise, but not quite, so we opted for the good
- Odds and Sods March 2024
A white Georgian house of about 1780 or 90, with woods sweeping down to the Dart below, and a lot of I took the opportunity of the main coast road, the A379, being closed at Stoke Fleming to do a photo The road was closed to repair a very large stone retaining wall that forms the edge of the road at a This is the narrow section of the main road which was impassable.
- Beesands 1 At Sea
The tithe map of the 1840's gives a good sense of this development at Beesands,.... .........which by Western Times - Friday 25 October 1867 DOINGS OF THE DAY SOUTH DEVON A good catch of pilchards - On Monday The water is exceptionally clear and deep, and excursion steamers, drawing a good depth of water, are to add that even printers with appetites sharpened by the sea-trip can do full justice to a meal, if good In brilliant sunshine Earl Howe parliamentary secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food
- No Fridges or Crap
This is a permanent feature at the side of the road in town next to the builders merchants. Scrap - late Middle English (as a plural noun denoting fragments of uneaten food): from Old Norse skrap
- Crossing The Dart
Roads were of secondary importance for most of it's history. The ferry itself is not powered, but is guided, like a blind man taken by the arm in crossing a busy road Up in Hoodown Woods above the Dart on the Kingswear side we spotted a family of herons nesting in a large If you follow the path through Hoodown Woods you get some good views of the Dart and Dartmouth and you In doing so, it allows the A379 road between Kingsbridge and Torbay to bypass the narrow streets in the
- The Leper's Squint
Pilgrimage meant pilgrims, "faaasends of 'em" (forgive the film reference), who all needed a place to stay, food Those who cared for them or made charitable donations believed that such good works would reduce their











