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Chuley Hill, NEWTON ABBOT, TQ13 7RW

Another view across the field shown in Image, with which there is an overlap. Chuley Hill runs down the left side of the field.

A field between Image and Chuley Bridge, by which Chuley Hill passes beneath the A38 expressway, which can be seen cutting across the photo behind trees. Beyond this is Ashburton, and Bowden Hill.

Much of the left-hand portion can be seen in Image; this shot zooms in more. It also includes the tower of Image and the two hills between which North Street heads out of Ashburton town centre.

When does a bridge becomes a tunnel? This one is at least 25 metres long. Chuley Road passes beneath the A38 Devon Expressway as it bypasses Ashburton, and becomes Chuley Hill.

A tall tree overlooking the car park on Chuley Hill.

The gate leading from Image into Image

Perched above the town on the side of a steep hill, this levelled playing area looks very inviting next to the rough grazing land surrounding it.

Ashburton Football Club's Chuley Hill ground, seen from Image In the background is Yolland Hill.

The footpath sign indicates Ashburton Footpath 8, which follows the Church Path into the town centre. The sign on the gate has the lower half of the "stop, look, listen" warning sign for the railway, which has now become Ashburton Footpath 24 (on the left, and christened "Bulliver's Way" after the traditional name for the railway). Chuley Road has recently emerged from Image; the dual carriageway which has replaced the trains is just a few metres above to the right.

Here the path shown in Image is a stretch of road connected to the Old Totnes Road via Stonepark, to the right beyond the new house. Past the old auction rooms on the left, the path drops to cross River Ashburn and the former railway in quick succession to the scene shown in Image On the far hill a field boundary climbs to meet Cabbage Hill, the lane to Landscove.