Junction of Exeter Road and Lindridge Lane, Kingsteignton
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Junction of Exeter Road and Lindridge Lane, Kingsteignton
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 26 Apr 2022
Exeter Road leads to and from the A380. Lindridge Lane, near right, runs northeast becoming Hestow Road climbing to the Little Haldon villages. Some maps call this spot Five Lanes but the other three are out of shot. Big wagons, like that on the left, are a common sight in the area. Until 1950, say, this was the northern extent of the village: the bungalows and garden walls, right, could well be from the 1930s. The K6 phone box is a garden ornament.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.55945
Longitude
-3.598653