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near to South Zeal, Devon, England

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	Old Boundary Marker by the former A30, east of Ramsley by Alan Rosevear Parish Boundary Marker by the UC road (was A30), in parish of Sticklepath (West Devon District), 100m East of turn into cut off section of old road and parking area, in hedge bank, tight by road, opposite hedge row. Inscription reads:- :... (more)
	House on the old A30, between two lanes, looking south by Rob Purvis
	Sheep grazing, Ramsley by JThomas
	Market cross, South Zeal by Richard Dorrell 'South Zeal Was once a borough and a market town, and has a fine granite cross' [Survey Gazzetteer of the British Isles, BARTHOLOMEW 1904]
	South Tawton Primary School, South Zeal by Roger Cornfoot
	Stente Ford Bridge by Richard Dorrell A track runs along the west bank of the small stream from the bridge in the road between Moon's Cross and Dishcombe.
	Main Street, South Zeal by Tony Atkin The eastern end of the main street in South Zeal.
	Chimney at Ramsley Mine by Rod Allday Copper was mined here from 1858 to 1909. All that remains now is this chimney, although apparently the outline of the nearby shaft is visible.
	Market cross, South Zeal by Maigheach-gheal This complete late Medieval granite cross identifies the market established by Charter in 1298. Market crosses were well-known focal points, sometimes used to calculate distances between towns. Varying from simple to elaborate styles,... (more)
	Ramsley Lane by Derek Harper This lane lined with cottages runs beneath Ramsley Hill from the old A30 to the south-east end of South Zeal's village street.
	South Zeal Village by pete kilgannon With St. Mary's chapel in the centre and the South Tawton Primary School at 3 o/clock taken 19th May 2003
	South Tawton: South Zeal by Martin Bodman A borough was created here in 1299, providing for a market and two fairs. South Zeal was on the old road from Exeter to Okehampton. At the end of the 18th century the village was bypassed by the Okehampton turnpike, running to the south and... (more)