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Post by stuartB on Oct 2, 2012 21:37:39 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Oct 3, 2012 9:29:07 GMT
Like yourself, Stuart, I never tire of visiting Berry Head. Nor Walls Hiil in Torquay which, in many ways, is quite similar. But I came across a more gory scene than you did this week. Stabbed in the back. Murder in the tranquil woods between Bradfield and Stocksbridge. Who done it?  |
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Post by stuartB on Oct 3, 2012 15:06:13 GMT
Like yourself, Stuart, I never tire of visiting Berry Head. Nor Walls Hiil in Torquay which, in many ways, is quite similar. But I came across a more gory scene than you did this week. Stabbed in the back. Murder in the tranquil woods between Bradfield and Stocksbridge. Who done it? an interesting "blade" to use  |
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Post by chelstongull on Jun 30, 2018 8:49:23 GMT
Off to Brixham by boat for a walk, a pint and a pasty  |
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Post by rjdgull on Jun 30, 2018 19:01:43 GMT
Nice, had a pint and a sandwich at Fingle Bridge before walking along the River and then around Castle Drogo
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Post by chelstongull on Jul 1, 2018 8:34:25 GMT
Crackin' day in Brixham followed by an evening drive, stopping off at the Church House Inn, Rattery for a nice pint of Main Line (Totnes brewed ale).
Rob, have they finished the roof at Drogo yet?
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Post by rjdgull on Jul 1, 2018 15:48:16 GMT
Crackin' day in Brixham followed by an evening drive, stopping off at the Church House Inn, Rattery for a nice pint of Main Line (Totnes brewed ale). Rob, have they finished the roof at Drogo yet? Still going but think they are almost finished. |
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Post by gateman49 on Dec 30, 2020 18:36:51 GMT
I've only just spotted this thread.
Yes, I too love to go to Berry Head and we took one of the granddaughters up there a day or so ago. If you are brave enough to go to the head itself you are almost certain to see all sorts of wild life even in mid winter including gannets, guillemots and harbour porpoises as well as the occasional seal all feeding off the fish that gather where the tides meet off the headland. Then there is the flora as Berry Head and Walls Hill (where once there was a horse race course) are both rare limestone plateaux with some very interesting plants.
Of course, both sites have far reaching views which also include the Plainmoor floodlights.
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Post by Jon on Dec 31, 2020 0:29:07 GMT
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