Old Milestone (Parole stone), West of Hele Cross
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Old Milestone (Parole stone), West of Hele Cross
Image: © Tim Jenkinson Taken: 12 Apr 2017
The milestone is now located in front of the main post of the side gate to the west of the main entrance to Dart Vale, on the north side of the road. Originally the milestone was located opposite the entrance to Dart Vale, on the south side of the road. Parish of Ashburton (Teignbridge District). Carved stone post, Ashburton Parole stone design, erected by the Government in the 18th century. (French prisoners of war on parole were stationed in Ashburton 1794-98 and were allowed to walk up to one mile from the town) Inscription reads:- 1 / Mile Milestone Society National ID: DV_ASPS01B
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Image Location
Latitude
50.519302
Longitude
-3.777875