Rear of houses in Buckeridge Road from West Buckeridge
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Rear of houses in Buckeridge Road from West Buckeridge
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 10 Dec 2012
Teignmouth's suburbs are on a generally south-facing steep hillside (or valley side). It is common for rear access to houses to be at first floor level, as here. West Buckeridge follows the contours: perhaps it was laid out in the days of horse-drawn traffic. Its modern neighbour, The Mount, charges up the steep hillside. Would Teignmouth's suburbs have spread as far as they have without the car and the bus?
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Image Location
Latitude
50.552772
Longitude
-3.498906