Lime Kiln Lane, Exmouth
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Lime Kiln Lane, Exmouth
Image: © David Smith Taken: 4 Nov 2013
On the wall to the left, the society "Historic Exmouth" has put up a plaque. It reads: "Lime Kiln Lane. This ancient lane, also known as Watery Lane, is named from the route to the 18th century lime kiln situated on the present Maer. The lane was also used by smugglers to take contraband from Orcombe Image to Mutter's cider shop formerly located on the Salterton Road Image Mutter was a local smuggler after whom Mutter's Moor Image was named which was the location of one of his look-out points near Sidmouth"
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Image Location
Latitude
50.614701
Longitude
-3.400657