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Left and centre photos show Blackpool Sands
located south of Dartmouth, right photo shows a Sherman amphibious tank,
lost when Americans carried out D-Day training in Start Bay in April 1944,
it was salvaged in May 1984 and stands as a memorial to the 749 soldiers and
sailors that lost their lives when German Torpedo Boats intercepted the
Excercise Tiger convoy. |
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Slapton Ley Nature Reserve shown above is the
largest freshwater lake in South West England. The A379 coastal road that
runs between Dartmouth and Kingsbridge sits on a narrow shingle ridge that
separates the lake from the sea at Slapton Sands. Right photo a scene from
the small village of Torcross, at the southern end of Slapton Ley. |
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More scenes from Torcross, Slapton Sands on the
left with the Torcross Apartment Hotel the blue building in the background. |
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The shingle at Slapton Sands, someone has been
artistic with the pebbles! Next we visit Dartmouth Castle run by English
Heritage, located at the entrance to the Dart Estuary. |
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Stained glass window in the church at the
castle, St Petrox, and scenes across the Dart, looking towards Kingswear on
the other bank. |