Ernesettle church hall
church hall bazaar
back of St Aidan's
St Aidan's Church, Ernesettle
path round the creek
mellow October
Auntie Wainwright
laughing librarians
church with English flag
St Budeaux Church
dead Blue Monkey
Stax Reclamation Yard
abandoned pots
old weighing machine
abandoned lamp posts
home for lost doors
Stax Reclamation
former Ernesettle Farm
field behind Martlesham
field behind Kenley
swans at the harbour
swans in Tamerton Creek
bridge at Tamerton Creek
Ernesettle church hall
old St Aidan's church and hall
old doctors' surgery
Courage pub
autumn in Ernesettle
autumn at Ernesettle
autumn down the creek
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Budshead Creek
autumn in Budshead Creek
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Guy Fawkes bonfire
river view
Tamar Bridge aerial
March view
Plymouth-Gunnislake 1985
train on Black Bridge
winter trees by the creek
a quiet place to contemplate
Tamar Bridges
Black Bridge at Ernesettle
evening lights in the creek
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One of the ring of C19 land forts built to defend Plymouth. Overlooks river Tamar. Irregular pentagonal plan, with deep ditch on four sides protected by caponiers and a counterscarp gallery. Internally the officer's quarters, cookhouse and barracks, seven of twenty open gun positions, one Haxo casement, five expense magazines and two of previous six mortar batteries survive. Ceased military use in 1958 but was used as Heavy Goods Vehicle testing centre (partly in a modern building) until 2015.
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