The Strand houses have front gardens on the other side of the road which lead down to the Exe estuary

If you have not seen parts 1 and 2 it's probably a good idea to see those first, as this post will then Restoration work involved the partial dismantling of the massive lock masonry, clearing it of tree roots

We are at the start of a lane where everyone walks, as it is away from the narrow main road. Although it is an even narrower side road there are only the local delivery vans to negotiate, which

Foxglove or Digitalis When my father was a schoolboy in Rural Wales during the war, the authorities paid good

I always thought that was the weirdest name for a food company.

new floor in the making, I thought that now in the quiet period between Christmas and New year was a good I love the period lettering in this example and, no longer a gas showroom, it is so good to see it survive

We had walked out to Start Point which juts out into the bay, and this road is private but accessible I like the way the road seems to be headed out to sea again symbolic of this day. The road down to the lighthouse was a later addition in the early twentieth century, there being no easy

I have seen a pale grey hooded blur whizz past up the lane quite often, it has no face. At least there is no face visible under the hood, so maybe that is Max. Then again maybe the hooded blur just skates to the Max with appropriate Max wheels.

Agog- probably borrowed from Middle French en gogues "in good humor, mirthful," from en "in" + gogues , plural of gogue "good humor, joking, pleasantry, mockery," going back to a Gallo-Romance expressive to fish, one who can't abide cream, and another who is intolerant, and I don't mean intolerant of a food

boat yard have a large crane which drives down the slipway to lift up the boats and drive them up the road It is a strange sight if you catch it, sailing boats coming towards you along the narrow main road. They do however also own the Pilchard Inn lower down the road which is very old and has a tiny interior Although, the hull and keel were in good overall condition; large areas were resealed to make them watertight barleycorns 1 inch (in or ") 12 inches 1 foot (ft or ') 3 feet 1 yard (yd) 5½ yards 1 perch, pole or rod

To round off the story, I collected my PC from PC man and I am posting this on it now, so far so good

In available film footage the flood is seen to reach the bottom edge of this roof. 30 am, a fleet of 7 Westland Sea King helicopters rescued about 150 people clinging to trees and the roofs