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near to Kingskerswell, Devon, England

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	Permissive path to Kerswell Down woods by Derek Harper Leading off the lane between North Whilborough and Kingskerswell. Seen from the other direction in SX8767 : Permissive path from Kerswell Down woods.
	Young trees to reduce noise when fully grown by John C
	War memorial at the junction of Rose Hill and Fore Street, Kingskerswell by Rob Purvis
	Parish church [5] by Michael Dibb A general view of the church looking towards the chancel. The church of St Mary has 14th century origins but is almost entirely 15th and 16th centuries. Restored in 1874, the church has some stone effigies and some early windows. Listed,... (more)
	Playing fields by N Chadwick
	Site of new road, Kingskerswell by Derek Harper From the same spot as SX8767 : Pasture near Kingskerswell, looking to the right with overlap. The new road will take out most of the field boundary on the far side of this meadow, crossing the double hedge of Churchway Lane to the left of the houses, and passing... (more)
	Church End Road, Kingskerswell by Tony Atkin
	Church porch at Kingskerswell by Shazz
	Kingskerswell : South Devon Highway A380 (set of 2 images) by Lewis Clarke Heading along the A380.
	Detail, yarn bombed Elizabeth II postbox on Fore Street, Kingskerswell by JThomas Postbox No. TQ12 275.
	Kingskerswell buildings [22] by Michael Dibb Daccabridge road was severed when the railway was constructed and this section now serves only a couple of properties. The bridge seen here has an inscribed stone which reads 'The bridge was repaired by ye County in 1693'.... (more)
	Kingskerswell Parish Church by Roy Hughes