Fortescue Cross
Introduction
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Fortescue Cross
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 22 Aug 2013
A pair of attached houses face along the A377 as it swings (right) across the Taw valley, first crossing the railway (see Image, which also shows Glentrothy, the further house). On the left is Elizabeth II postbox EX37 210. A narrow spur of Saddler's Close Wood extends along the cliff behind the houses. Meeting the main road here is the B3226 (foreground).
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Image Location
Latitude
50.9376
Longitude
-3.905502