Stone Stile SW7839a
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Stone Stile SW7839a
Image: © Carrie Langford Taken: 15 Sep 2021
This stile runs from the old A39, (known as Devoran turning) now a layby. At the side of it is a footpath, so it is easier not to use the stile. On the North side: 2 granite slabs. Width 36” Height 30” On the South side: Width 36” Height 48” 3 granite slabs & a large granite stone at the bottom. The footpath is not marked as a public Right of Way but is used extensively by walkers & dog walkers. The footpath runs out along the spit of land known as The Banks, or Butney Banks.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.211876
Longitude
-5.099833