Trip with F's on a BP. Firsts, family, Food and Fun.
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More of the Dartmoor NP.
Dartmoor Prison.
Dartmoor ponies.
There were lots of quarries across Dartmoor. Still some evidence.
And if gulls by the seaside are called seagulls surely this fellow is a moor gull.
This is a rebuilt railway bridge for the line from the quarry where the stone for London Bridge was quarried. Used by walkers these days.
Dartmoor Prison.
Dartmoor ponies.
There were lots of quarries across Dartmoor. Still some evidence.
And if gulls by the seaside are called seagulls surely this fellow is a moor gull.
This is a rebuilt railway bridge for the line from the quarry where the stone for London Bridge was quarried. Used by walkers these days.
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Monday we set off to Totnes a market town on the river Dart. Quite touristy.one of the first buildings you see when you get to the main shopping street from the car park is this.
Yes it is Bogan House. Now a textile Museum but closed this day.
The town was jumping. We had started late so decided to have a tea and snack.I had a steak pasty not great but one of the better examples from the UK. The others had scones, jam and cream.
The church is under repair.
Yes it is Bogan House. Now a textile Museum but closed this day.
The town was jumping. We had started late so decided to have a tea and snack.I had a steak pasty not great but one of the better examples from the UK. The others had scones, jam and cream.
The church is under repair.
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It's Tuesday and time to leave Devon. Passed this sign and always wondered how the village got it's name.
Had planned a stop on our way to Southampton at this place. strange that the car Park was empty.
Unfortunately it was closed as they were updating their power and security systems.
From there it was a pleasant run to the Voco Southampton arriving about 1430 beating the crowd that poured in after 1500.
The room.
And the views. lots of car parks.
Had planned a stop on our way to Southampton at this place. strange that the car Park was empty.
Unfortunately it was closed as they were updating their power and security systems.
From there it was a pleasant run to the Voco Southampton arriving about 1430 beating the crowd that poured in after 1500.
The room.
And the views. lots of car parks.
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