River Exe
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River Exe
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 4 May 2010
The river, just upstream from Brampford Speke, and flowing to the right. This is from the termination of Brampford Speke Footpath 15, which runs for about 80 metres from the lane and ends here on the bank. Was there once a ford? Looks like there might be leeches - the languidly tropical air is enhanced by the bamboo on the right, although those are very cool temperate willows on the far bank, just bursting into leaf. If you need to cross, there is a footbridge from the village.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.777563
Longitude
-3.523103