Work on St Marychurch Road
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Work on St Marychurch Road
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 16 Feb 2013
Trees have been cleared, mainly on the west side of St Marychurch Road, in preparation for changes at the junction with Aller Brake Road. A vehicular link will be created, but only for traffic heading to and from Penn Inn. (This is a consequence of the new Kingkerswell bypass; traffic will no longer be able to turn right at the bottom of Aller Brake Road). The venerable oak tree to the left of the camera, shown in Image], will survive - at least, that's the intention. Cones and tape indicate the footpath across the cleared area to and from Belgrave Road.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.520919
Longitude
-3.581691