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near to Kingskerswell, Devon, England

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	Southey Crescent, Kingskerswell (set of 2 images) by Ian S
	Princess Road, Kingskerswell by Tony Atkin These modern houses display a striking use of coloured brick.
	Former Torquay Electricity Undertaking sub-station by John C This sub-station was originally built to assist the supply of electricity from Newton Abbot power station to Torquay.
	Kingskerswell by Richard Knights This is the main Exeter to Torquay road. Traffic flow gets pretty slow owing to the single lane road and a set of traffic lights. Saturdays in season is awful.
	Fairfield Rd by Nigel Mykura Fairfield Rd is a small residential road just off the A380 at the southern edge of Kingkerswell. It has a prohibition of motor vehicles (except for access) to prevent it being used as a rat-run cut through to Southey Lane.
	Houses on Fluder Hill, Kingskerswell by Rob Purvis
	Kingskerswell Methodist Church by Richard Dorrell Located at the junction between Water Lane and Torquay Road.
	Terrace, Kingskerswell by Derek Harper The terrace is shown from further east in SX8867 : Terrace, Kingskerswell. This is from the top of Marguerite Way.
	Aller Brook below Barnhill Road by Robin Stott The brook forms the boundary between rear gardens.
	George VI postbox on Southey Lane, Kingskerswell by JThomas Postbox No. TQ12 172.
	Kingskerswell buildings [24] by Michael Dibb This relatively unusual survival of an early 19th century shopfront in a fairly unaltered state is now sadly damaged and neglected. Listed, grade II, with details at: Link
	Playing fields by N Chadwick