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near to Marldon, Devon, England

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	Sutton Seeds Trial Grounds by Derek Harper Most of the polytunnels and raised beds have been abandoned, apart from a few near the entrance. A big change from two years ago SX8763 : Sutton Seeds Trial Grounds.
	Hellevoetsluis Way - A380 by John C Note the national gas grid marker to the left.
	Unusual weathervane (1) in Marldon by Paul Hutchinson A weathervane depicting a butterfly alongside a bridlepath to the east of Marldon.
	Path and cycle route marker post by Richard Dorrell This post is one of many similar posts which now dot the area. This one shows directions along pathways to Cockington and Occombe. These paths are on the John Musgrave Heritage Trail, and also form part of the English Riviera Geopark cycle network.
	Orchard, Occombe Farm by Derek Harper The foot of the orchard at the farm attraction.
	A380 approaching Occombe by N Chadwick
	Parking area by jeff collins For the Occombe Farm shop.
	Tourist attractions on the A380 - Hellevoetsluis Way by John C The tourist attraction sign is before the roundabout at Preston Down Road.
	Five Lanes Junction by Tony Atkin Actually there are only four lanes now. The fifth lane has been converted to a footpath.
	Pigs at Occombe Farm by Ian Dudley
	Bark of oak, Marldon by Derek Harper The trunk of the oak seen across the meadow in SX8763 : Field at Marldon.
	Preston Down Road, Occombe by Crispin Purdye View from the top of Preston Down Road close to the ring road and taking in the Radio transmitter masts, (Medium Wave broadcasting)