Ilfracombe Harbour mid 1960s (scan from slide)
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Brixham Harbour (scan from slide of the early 1960…
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Sandon Park near the Church of All Saints
Sandon Hall
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Church of All Saints at Sandon
A place for Lunch? Yes a nice porch to shelter. Ladies were attending the Church in preparation for a wedding, they must of thought we were quite mad!
Grade I Listed Building.
"There has been a church at this site in Sandon since at least 1130 when records confirm it was gifted to the Abbey of Combermere in Cheshire as part of a parcel of land in Sandon. No traces of the Norman church remain as the church has been adapted and rebuilt from the late 13th Century onwards.'
Grade I Listed Building.
"There has been a church at this site in Sandon since at least 1130 when records confirm it was gifted to the Abbey of Combermere in Cheshire as part of a parcel of land in Sandon. No traces of the Norman church remain as the church has been adapted and rebuilt from the late 13th Century onwards.'
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