Culloden House
Fosketh Hill, Bideford
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Culloden House Bideford

Fosketh Hill Bideford, Devon, England, EX39 1UL, United Kingdom

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Day 122 - Debby sleeps while Keith gets the bus

A travel blog entry by debandkeith

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Debby makes a decision to spend the day in bed and we all agree this is wise. Keith suspects it might also be a decision linked to getting a serious read of her final installment of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series. For Keith it means blogging alone, and so after a relaxing breakfast with Mary and Jack, he gets the bus with them back to …

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Phase 3 Day 3

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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... be Yeoford for lunch 6 miles away. I passed through the village, down the lane and on to Spreyton Wood, then a *********g uphill. This time it was the farm telling me something, it's name being 'Road Down Farm'! I was high up on the side of the valley following the River Troney as it headed to Yeoford. The fields here were like a patchwork, the hedges being the sashing. All manner of greens and browns from the pasture to ploughed fields presented themselves ...

Phase 3 Day 2

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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... took me high on a bridlepath and it was a steep drop down to the village. It was worth the walk.The village itself was very interesting, the main street was made up of thatched cottages. The local hostelry- the Taw Inn was previously a Manor House built in 1660. We paid it a visit having read on the sign outside that it had won awards from Camra. We were not dissapointed and given a warm welcome. The owners had developed a community pub and the evidence was there, including ...

Phase 3 Day 1

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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... in time. Further on in the village I talked with two ladies who asked if I was walking the Two Castles Trail . When I told them I was walking from Land's End to John o'Groats they were amazed. I carried on passing Lewdown. The village was spread out west/east along the long ridge with spectacular views north across green fields as far as the eye could see. Lunch was to be at Lewtrenchard at 12.30 six miles after coffee.Stewart and I sat ...

2nd Changeover Day

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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Awake this morning to thick mist. It had been cold overnight and the hot water bottles were very comforting. We had decided last night to have a look at Bodmin Jail this morning once all the breaking camp jobs were done so it was all hands on deck to pack everything away, turn off the gas, unhook the electricity and empty the toilet cassette. By 09.30 we were heading in to Bodmin through the mist. The original jail was built for ...

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