Hemyock

61.Sidwells Farm
Looking north. Image © Martin Bodman
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62.Looking towards Clement’s Farm
In the Culm valley. View north from the Culmstock – Hemyock road near Straight Ash Farm. Image © Martin Bodman
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64.The Grand Opening
Luckily the new foot bridge was open for use sometime before the official opening. It was put to the test and works magnificently.
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65.The village viewed from Culm Davy
Looking south-south-east by the entrance to Luggs. Image © Martin Bodman
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68.Five Bridges Farm
Looking north west. Note the TV aerial positioned in the tree across the road for better reception. Image © Martin Bodman
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69.On a Good Day
On a good day the River Culm looks like this and is very pretty.
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70.Culm Davy Chapel
Culm Davy Chapel is a Chapel of ease for St Marys
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71.The entrance to Wallace’s
Farm shop and restaurant opposite Quarts Moor. Just outside Hemyock. Image © Martin Bodman
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76.Hemyock Station
Taken on June 2, 1967 Copyright Malcolm Bott
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78.Lane to Hackpen Hill
Looking roughly south west. Image © Martin Bodman
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81.Whitedown Cross
Angled crossroads, looking north. The road ahead leads to Bolham Water. Image © Martin Bodman
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87.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
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