Great Hill
Introduction
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Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 7 Feb 2009
At 180 metres, Great Hill is the highest point in the triangle of land between Torquay and the Teign estuary, and has been the subject of bitter wrangles over the siting of telecommunication masts and their height. The current occupant, here largely screened by trees, is shown more clearly in Image Seen from the path between Brunel Woods and Seymour Drive.