Home Reach on the Dart
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Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 14 Aug 2016
For the vest part of two kilometres downstream from Totnes, the River Dart pursues an almost straight course. This is the last 800 metres of that reach (if you're heading upstream). St Mary's church is the obvsious draw; the new flats on St Peters Quay also catch the eye.
