The Pines Guest House
19 Newton Road, Torquay
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The Pines Guest House Torquay

19 Newton Road Torquay, English Riviera, Devon, England, TQ2 5DB, United Kingdom

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UK update

A travel blog entry by zoe.redmond

Owe you guys a little quick update -

First of all the previous blog will be updated soon I am just waiting to get my photos working and onto the computer.

Since the 2nd, which was my last blog date entry. Hmmmm. March has been really quite carefree and easy.
I haven't done a great deal to be honest.
Babysat every single weekend sometimes both nights on the weekend.
I have gone down into town most weekends and done the usual coffee ...

Phase 4 Day 1

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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... By 1816 the factory had been purchased by John Heathcott and the manufacture of bobbin lace took over from heavy woollen cloth. Heathcoates was taken over by the Coats Paton Group in 1969. Today after a management buyout the firm operates as Heathcoat Fabrics. Enough history for now. We may well return on our day off to explore the town further and follow the heritage trails .From the town centre I headed uphill to join the Grand Western ...

Where has the last four months gone?

A travel blog entry by davidandmarjory

129 days
22 Flights (only 1 delay),
11 Countries,
53 cities,
53 different beds,
1 cruise,
2 mini cruises,
55,828 kilometres, 34,689.9109 miles
75 Travelpod ...

Changeover Day 3

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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... took us off the M5 at J27, across the A361 close to Tiverton and then up the Exe Valley to Bampton before turning on to the B3277 for the last few miles to Waterrow. It is interesting that my walking tomorrow starts from Bickleigh Mill further down the River Exe. The valley itself is very attractive and full of trees many of them just coming into leaf in the spring sunshine. We were lucky, we had left the heavy rainclouds with the hills ...

Phase 3 Day 4

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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... across fields. From Moorlake it was a 2 mile walk into Crediton which took no time at all. The scenery was superb as I was still walking high up in the Yeo Valley. Stewart had gone on ahead to get his paper and coffee and I bumped into him in the High St. He was quite surprised that I had done so much so early. I spotted some Crocs in a charity shop- size 6 and purple. They are now mine! They are so comfortable when you have been walking all day ...