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	Descending Hooe Hill a 30mph sign by Steve Fareham
	Hulk, Hooe Lake by Gwyn Jones Within the eastern end of Hooe Lake are the remnants of a number of old 'hulks' abandoned during the early part of the 20th century. Beyond and behind the first line of trees upon the shore is the local sewage works, with the... (more)
	Mayers Way by Shaun Ferguson Mayers Way and the Beckly centre
	Millstone alongside Armoury Cottage by Stephen Craven There's no indication that there was ever a corn mill here, so it's probably just been imported as a historic object, although it's possible that corn was still ground by hand at a domestic scale.
	Old Wayside Cross by Belle Vue Road by Alan Rosevear Hooe Manor Cross, old base by the UC road, in parish of Plymouth (Plymouth District), Belle Vue Road, a lane to the entrance of Hooe Manor, built into a stone wall opposite the entrance to the manor but with a gap filled by railings over... (more)
	Radford Castle and dam on Hooe Lake by David Smith The folly stands on the dam between Hooe Lake (tidal) and Radford Lake. The South West Coast Path crosses the dam
	The gatehouse at Radford Park by Rod Allday This was a gatehouse to Radford House, dating mainly from the late C16th and demolished in 1937.
	Hooe Lake by N Chadwick
	Rotting boat, Hooe Lake by Philip Halling Stranded like the skeleton of a whale the rotting remains of a boat grounded in Hooe Lake at low tide.
	Radford Woods by Stephen McKay A boardwalk is provided across the stream and through to White Lady Road. These woods originally belonged to the now-demolished Radford House and passed to Plymouth City Council for recreational use in the 1950s.
	Radford Lake in Plymstock by Tony Atkin This used to be an area of tidal mudflats but was dammed to form a freshwater lake. It is surrounded by suburban housing.
	Radford Lake by Paul Hutchinson A view of Radford Lake in the late February sunshine.