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Beautiful coast & countryside & Cream teas
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Gets a bit busy and driving can be slow going
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Devon is a MUST visit - it has sooo much rugged, magical beauty :)
1 Review and 144 Opinions This is one of the best I've found in the UK. We stayed in the Suite and it was a real spoil. The...
Premier Inn Plymouth - City Centre (Sutton Harbour)
1 Review and 295 Opinions The service, the room, the cleanliness, and the facilities were all decent and exactly the same as...
1 Review and 347 Opinions We stayed here because it was relatively cheap, and quite close to Andrew's family, who we were...
grayfo Says: Newton Abbot is a busy market town that located near the south coast of Devon, the market dates back to 1220.Must see sights include: the Alexandra Theatre, St...
grayfo Says: Moretonhampstead is an ancient market town that is located virtually in the centre of Devon and sits on the north-eastern edge of the Dartmoor National Park. It...
grayfo Says: Dawlish is a resort located on the south coast of Devon and is not only known for its sands and cliff scenery, but also the railway line running between the...
grayfo Says: Dartmouth is a town set on the banks of the River Dart estuary and is made up of ancient narrow streets house boutique shops, art galleries & delicatessens. The...
grayfo Says: Dartmoor National Park covers an area of 368 square miles and is the largest and wildest area of open country in Southern England. With over 450 miles of public...
Killerton - A Fascinating Day Out From Exeter
johngayton Says: For a family day out from Exeter the former Stately Home of the wealthy Acland family, Killerton, is well worth a visit. The house and its gardens was built in...
grayfo Says: The picturesque fishing port of Brixham's main claim to fame is that William of Orange landed here in 1688 with his Dutch army to become King William III of...
grayfo Says: Bovey Tracey is located on the south-east edge of the Dartmoor National Park which is the largest area of open country in southern Britain and is called “The...
Torre Abbey Historic House & Gardens
Dekeboo Says: I need to start this review by mentioning that it is now closed for restoration work until 2013/2014. I didnt know this until just now so apologies. However, if...
grayfo Says: Plymouth is the largest of Devon’s cities and regional capital of Devon and Cornwall. It is also famous as a great sea port and from its association with Sir...
Cycle Touring - Dawes Sardar Expedition Bike
travelinxs Says: I was, as always, limited by my budget when choosing a bike, but even when considering the more expensive models, I would still have stuck to the Sardar. Dawes...
Exeter to N Devon By Train - The Tarka Line
johngayton Says: This really is a great little train journey, travelling the 39 miles from Exeter up to Barnstaple (or vice versa of course), following for the most part the...
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Aye, Devon - Even had I an infinite great store...
My association with Devon goes back well over 20 years when I was an occasional visitor, escaping life's pressures from time to time to embrace the casual relaxed atmosphere, the amazing diversity of...
Devon is situated in the south west of England.There are so many things to see and do in Devon from pretty villages to seaside towns,the best thing about Devon is the cream teas you have to try one.
"Down in the Shires, where the Hobbitses live"............................................ Oops wrong Shire The country of Devon (Devonshire) is in the south west of Britain. You have to...
After spending nearly a third of my life in the outskirts of London (Hanwell, Walthamstow, West Drayton, Slough and Harlow) I knew I was missing something of the real England (and I don’t mean just...
During our February, 2004 trip to England, and following our full day exploring Lacock Abbey and Stonehenge in Wiltshire, we made a bee-line through bits of Dorset and Somerset for our next...
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