Royal Mail service heads east

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Royal Mail service heads east

Image: © roger geach Taken: 13 May 1999

An afternoon van train heads past Tavistock Junction Yard. Look how empty the yard is at this time. Once the junction for Tavistock South. This line shut years ago but a short spur survived to serve the clay driers at Marsh Mills. Mail no longer travels by Rail from Plymouth, it's all on the Road.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.390004
Longitude
-4.076902