Spitlar Cross
Introduction
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Spitlar Cross
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 8 Jun 2006
A contrast in weather and season from Image The place names rather wiped out by evening sunlight are North Wyke 2 (left) and Trundlebeer (sharp right). Sharp left doesn't seem to go anywhere in either photo - in fact, it would be a logical route to South Tawton from here, though the road to Trundlebeer would serve equally well. A tiny triangular wood, scarcely more than 30 metres on each side, occupies the angle in the north corner of the junction.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.743808
Longitude
-3.893369