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Historic Devon CAM
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Scott Memorial at Mount Wise
Place: Mount Wise
Category: Historic
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About: The Scott memorial is in a very appropriate place as Captain Robert Falcon Scott was born at Outlands, Milehouse, on June 6th 1868. This memorial was unveiled on Monday August 10th 1925 by the Commodore of the Royal Naval Barracks, C W R Royds, who w......
Photograph Added: 15th August 2009
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Scott Memorial
Place: Mount Wise
Category: Historic
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About: The memorial at Mount Wise is dedicated to the memory of Captain Scott and his commrades who died on their return journey from the South Pole in March 1912
Photograph Added: 31st July 2009
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From the Diary of Captain Scott
Place: Mount Wise
Category: Historic
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About: Like many before us we walked along the pavement at Mount Wise Country Park reading the words, from a pasage taken from the final diary entry of Captain Scott of the Antartic. Captain Scott was born nearby and the memorial and the words around the ar......
Photograph Added: 31st July 2009
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Cannon and Countryside
Place: Great Torrington
Category: Historic
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About: This cannon at Torrington at torrington 1646 certainly seems to be in a commanding location. From the vantage point on the hill this cannon would be a in the right place to repel the opposition during the English Civil War.
Photograph Added: 29th May 2009
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St Leonard's Tower
Place: Newton Abbot
Category: Historic
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In the centre of Newton Abbot is the the ancient tower of St Leonard which is all that remains of the medieval chapel of St Leonard. Near to the tower is a plaque marking the spot where the first declaration of the newly arrived William III, Prince......
Photograph Added: 6th May 2009
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