Holbeton: the road to Modbury

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Holbeton: the road to Modbury

Image: © Martin Bodman Taken: 3 Sep 2009

Near Hollowcombe. This route probably also formed part of the turnpike between Plymouth and Totnes, running via Brixton and Yealmpton and by-passing Ermington and Ugborough before reaching Avonwick and so to the town on the Dart. A turnpike lodge still stands by the crossing of the river Yealm

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.352567
Longitude
-3.937502