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181.Five Bridges Farm
Looking north west. Note the TV aerial positioned in the tree across the road for better reception. Image © Martin Bodman
182.On a Good Day
On a good day the River Culm looks like this and is very pretty.
183.Culm Davy Chapel
Culm Davy Chapel is a Chapel of ease for St Marys
184.The entrance to Wallace’s
Farm shop and restaurant opposite Quarts Moor. Just outside Hemyock. Image © Martin Bodman
185.Harvest Walk 2007 Participants
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186.1384 waiting to depart from Hemyock, circa 1905
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187.The recreation field
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188.Ladies' toilets
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189.Hemyock Station
Taken on June 2, 1967 Copyright Malcolm Bott
190.Map of the Hemyock area on Donn's one ...
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191.Lane to Hackpen Hill
Looking roughly south west. Image © Martin Bodman
192.A gatehouse at Hemyock Castle
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193.An aerial view, taken by Dave Steel
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194.Culm Davy Chapel
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195.Whitedown Cross
Angled crossroads, looking north. The road ahead leads to Bolham Water. Image © Martin Bodman
196.An aerial view, taken by Dave Steel
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197.The New Tennis Courts at Longmead
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198.Burrow Hill from Ridgewood
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199.View from Cricket Pitch
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200.Culm Davy Chapel
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201.Scaddings
Situated by the Madford Water, a tributary of the Culm, and just downstream from Dunkeswell Abbey, it is very possible that there was originally a medieval tannery associated with the abbey here. Looking west-north-west. Image © Martin Bodman
202.Longmead Field on the Grand Opening Day - ...
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203.Football Club - News & Update
Hemyock Football Club enjoyed another successful season winning the Intermediate 2 title in their first season in the Devon and Exeter Football League. The club enjoys fantastic facilities down at the Longmead playing field that are the envy of every team that comes to play in Hemyock.
204.Space Science Made Easier By Hemyock Man
Now Simon Ould can bring the solar system down to earth, his space odyssey service is really taking off. The ex-physics teacher, who lives in Hemyock, has launched a mobile planetarium project which is completely out of this world.
205.Pumpkins Playpark Completed!
A campaign to provide Hemyock with a children's play area that started 15 years ago has finally come to fruition. Jayne McLintock, who founded the Pumpkins Playpark committee in 1992, officially presented the new timber playground to the Village on Saturday, July 7. The wooden park, built by Brookridge Timber, ...
206.Can the Violet Chapman Trust Help You?
This registered charity was set up by a local parishioner in 1986 for the benefit of elderly and sick residents in Hemyock and district. It can make grants for medical treatment and care, and assist relatives/friends visiting and caring for people at home or in hospital. Grants for research, surgeries, ...
207.Open Garden at Regency House
Regency House is the original Hemyock Rectory, built in 1855 with a yard and barn much older than that.
208.Blackdown Hills Transition Group Hustings
The Blackdown Hills Transition Group invites you to 2015 General Election Hustings Live Debate Question your Parliamentary Candidates for Tiverton & Honiton
209.Neighbourhood Watch
Devon and Cornwall Police are trying to revive the lapsed neighbourhood watch scheme. They are looking for a volunteer to help out at Cullompton Police Station, preferably from Cullompton. They would have to have computer skills, a personable telephone manner and be able to liaise with the police. No hours ...
210.Welcome Our New Rector!
The parish church of St Mary's Hemyock has held the service to welcome their newest Rector Rev Canon Rebecca (Becky) Totterdell to the Upper Culm Valley Mission Community. Rev Totterdell had previously ministered at Exeter Cathedral.The service taken by the Bishop of Crediton, The Rt Rev Jackie Searle saw a ...