Old and new A379s south of Dawlish
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Old and new A379s south of Dawlish
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 6 Oct 2019
The course of the old A379, from which this is taken, was along the cul-se-sac on the left. The road (itself a cul-de-sac, see Image]) sweeps around to a T junction with the modern A379. The coast path, which has been following the old road, continues into the cul-de-sac but then turns left, as the verge approaches the main road, onto a path towards the coast.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.571366
Longitude
-3.472523