Farside Copse

Wood, Forest in Devon North Devon

England

Farside Copse

Entering North Devon on the A361 This sign refers to the administrative district of Devon governed by the North Devon District Council. It is sometimes confused with the geographical area known as North Devon, and sometimes as Northern Devon, which includes some of Torridge District Council&#039;s domain. — Entering North Devon on the A361 Credit: Roger A Smith

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.941437/-3.6094298 or Grid Reference SS8717. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Entering North Devon on the A361 This sign refers to the administrative district of Devon governed by the North Devon District Council. It is sometimes confused with the geographical area known as North Devon, and sometimes as Northern Devon, which includes some of Torridge District Council&#039;s domain.

Entering North Devon on the A361

This sign refers to the administrative district of Devon governed by the North Devon District Council. It is sometimes confused with the geographical area known as North Devon, and sometimes as Northern Devon, which includes some of Torridge District Council's domain.

Rackenford: crossing the Little Dart A footbridge on the path between the village and Lower Bulworthy. Looking north west

Rackenford: crossing the Little Dart

A footbridge on the path between the village and Lower Bulworthy. Looking north west

Rackenford: Lower Bulworthy Barn of stone, cob, brick, wood and corrugated iron, fronted by a David Brown tractor. Looking north-north-west from a public footpath. Bulworthy was a Domesday estate

Rackenford: Lower Bulworthy

Barn of stone, cob, brick, wood and corrugated iron, fronted by a David Brown tractor. Looking north-north-west from a public footpath. Bulworthy was a Domesday estate

Rackenford: towards the village Above Lower Bulworthy and bearing west-north-west towards the village

Rackenford: towards the village

Above Lower Bulworthy and bearing west-north-west towards the village

Rackenford: between Lower Bulworthy and Tidderson Moor On a public footpath looking south-south-east

Rackenford: between Lower Bulworthy and Tidderson Moor

On a public footpath looking south-south-east

Rackenford: on Tidderson Moor Looking north west towards Rackenford village. The country around tends to support large flocks of sheep rather than herds of cattle

Rackenford: on Tidderson Moor

Looking north west towards Rackenford village. The country around tends to support large flocks of sheep rather than herds of cattle

Rackenford: approaching Bulworthy Knap Rose Bay Willow Herb or Fireweed in the bank of the lane from Tidderson Moor. Looking north west

Rackenford: approaching Bulworthy Knap

Rose Bay Willow Herb or Fireweed in the bank of the lane from Tidderson Moor. Looking north west

Rackenford: Bulworthy Knap Road junction, looking north. Here the lane from Tidderson Moor meets the B3221 from Tiverton to South Molton, now a byway since the North Devon Link Road opened

Rackenford: Bulworthy Knap

Road junction, looking north. Here the lane from Tidderson Moor meets the B3221 from Tiverton to South Molton, now a byway since the North Devon Link Road opened

Templeton: near Gibbett Moor Cross Looking east towards Higher North Coombe Farm. The humps are the remains of tumuli

Templeton: near Gibbett Moor Cross

Looking east towards Higher North Coombe Farm. The humps are the remains of tumuli

Templeton: by North Coombe Cross Looking north-north-west

Templeton: by North Coombe Cross

Looking north-north-west

Templeton: Ash tree at Gibbett Moor Cross Looking north-north-east. Just beyond the signpost, hidden by trees, is the North Devon Link Road

Templeton: Ash tree at Gibbett Moor Cross

Looking north-north-east. Just beyond the signpost, hidden by trees, is the North Devon Link Road

Rackenford: new farm Newly-constructed buildings and feed silos which appear to be intended for intensive stock rearing. Looking west-north-west by the lane from Horestone Cross

Rackenford: new farm

Newly-constructed buildings and feed silos which appear to be intended for intensive stock rearing. Looking west-north-west by the lane from Horestone Cross

Rackenford: old way The old road to Horestone Cross may have incorporated this way, abandoned perhaps in favour of the narrower lane, which adjoins to the right, once sheep droving ceased

Rackenford: old way

The old road to Horestone Cross may have incorporated this way, abandoned perhaps in favour of the narrower lane, which adjoins to the right, once sheep droving ceased

Templeton: Landfoot Moor Track by a field of maize. Looking east-south-east

Templeton: Landfoot Moor

Track by a field of maize. Looking east-south-east

Rackenford: roadside oak Looking west-south-west near the parish boundary with Witheridge, defined by the line of trees beyond the oak

Rackenford: roadside oak

Looking west-south-west near the parish boundary with Witheridge, defined by the line of trees beyond the oak

Witheridge: Home Farm Looking north east by a farm yard

Witheridge: Home Farm

Looking north east by a farm yard

Witheridge: Hill Town Looking west in late afternoon September light; the farmhouse stands beyond the barns

Witheridge: Hill Town

Looking west in late afternoon September light; the farmhouse stands beyond the barns

Witheridge: wood by Home Farm Looking north west opposite the entrance to the farm

Witheridge: wood by Home Farm

Looking north west opposite the entrance to the farm

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Farside Copse is located at Grid Ref: SS8717 (Lat: 50.941437, Lng: -3.6094298)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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Located within 500m of 50.941437,-3.6094298

Ford: yes

Source: OS_OpenData_StreetView

Lat/Long: 50.9374319/-3.6123059

Generator Method: photovoltaic

Generator Output Electricity: yes

Generator Source: solar

Generator Type: solar_photovoltaic_panel

Location: roof

Power: generator

Lat/Long: 50.942188/-3.6141895

Generator Method: photovoltaic

Generator Output Electricity: yes

Generator Source: solar

Generator Type: solar_photovoltaic_panel

Location: roof

Power: generator

Lat/Long: 50.9424305/-3.6141117

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