Widdicombe & Windmill

Compton – The Ridgeway – Westerland & Beacon Hill – Kiln Lane & Aptor – Occombe & Churscombe – Widdicombe & Windmill – Winter

Marldon Village Centre Now Part 2

Widdicombe & Windmill – these farm buildings can be functional & atmospheric at the same time

Widdicombe & Windmill – the country lane which leaves Compton to the north on its way to Bulleigh and beyond the Parish boundary

Widdicombe & Windmill – the one-time junction of Stantor Hill Lane and the old ring road, now a pleasant footpath

Widdicombe & Windmill – a splendid view of Widdicombe Farm, one of many farms within the Parish

Widdicombe & Windmill – taken from the back road between Marldon & Ipplepen, this view looks west towards South Brent and Dartmoor

Widdicombe & Windmill – looking north from Marldon’s boundary towards the Teign Valley and Newton Abbot

Widdicombe & Windmill – This area of ploughed fields is at the western end of Windthorn Lane, looking north towards Bulleigh

Widdicombe & Windmill – The very popular Windthorn Lane which runs from Compton towards Aptor, leaving the Parish boundary for Weekaborough.

Widdicombe & Windmill – set beside the road between Compton and Kingskerswell, Compton Mill sits in a wooded vale next to a stream.

Widdicombe & Windmill – the holiday area of Compton Pool Farm, just off the road running north between Marldon and Ipplepen.

Widdicombe & Windmill – looking towards the windmill from the road running out of Compton towards Ipplepen.

Widdicombe & Windmill – perfect crop lines, not a circle in sight.

Widdicombe & Windmill – showing Marldon stream, which runs north through Compton and is the largest of all that flow within the Parish boundary.

Widdicombe & Windmill – an unusual view of Marldon with Beacon Hill beyond, taken from a section of the old ring road

Widdicombe & Windmill – this prominent landmark of a restored windmill is outside of Marldon’s boundary, standing at the end of a green lane between North Wilborough and Moles Lane

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