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Grid reference ST3400
near to Hawkchurch, Devon, England
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Orange Way in Devon and Torbay (529)
by Shazz The Orange Way turns with the Monarch's Way from the bridleway onto a field footpath. |
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Hawkchurch
by Nigel Mykura This colourful flowery roadside bank is the view east along Brimley Rd in the centre of the village just west of the green triangle with war memorial on Hawkchurch Rd. |
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Cottages at Hawkchurch
by Derek Harper These are seen across the churchyard; Church Cottage is on the left. The row of cottages is on the main village street. |
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Hawkchurch: St. John the Baptist's Church: Nave capital, man feeding an animal (set of 3 images) |
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Thatched cottages at Wytch Green |
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Church of St John the Baptist, Hawkchurch, Devon (set of 2 images)
by Ray Jennings Most of what can be seen in this shot, with the exception of the tower, which itself was rebuilt in the early 16th century, is the result of the major rebuild of 1859-61. |
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Hawkchurch Church and Cottages
by Dave Imm |
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Old Inn, Hawkchurch
by John M Opposite the church on the main road through the village. |
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Hawkchurch village shop |
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Orange Way in Devon and Torbay (530)
by Shazz This is a most unusual horse to find on a bridleway. |
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Hawkchurch: St. John the Baptist's Church: The south Norman corbel table 1 |
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Monarch's Way, Hawkchurch
by John M The Monarch's Way approaches the village from the north. It is reputed that King Charles II rested for a few hours in the village on his way towards the coast. |
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