The Old Rectory (Chesten House) Denbury
Introduction
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The Old Rectory (Chesten House) Denbury
Image: © Colin Vosper Taken: 6 Apr 2011
The 'Old Rectory' is the house closest to the camera and in the centre of the picture, only half of it is within OS8168.Image The view shows Denbury village and on the skyline can be seen three Teign estuary towns. These are from left to right Kingsteignton (the town on the Teign owned by the king), Bishopsteignton and on the far right at the mouth of the estuary is Teignmouth. The view is taken from the public access track up to the Denbury iron age hill fort.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.506528
Longitude
-3.665545