Kingsfield Copse

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Kingsfield Copse

St John the Baptist, Membury, Devon
St John the Baptist, Membury, Devon Credit: Ray Jennings

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St John the Baptist, Membury, Devon
St John the Baptist, Membury, Devon
St John the Baptist, Membury, Devon
St John the Baptist, Membury, Devon
Membury - Church of John the Baptist The Parish Church of St John Baptist in Membury, Devon. Ref:P6060239ro.
Membury - Church of John the Baptist
The Parish Church of St John Baptist in Membury, Devon. Ref:P6060239ro.
Membury - Church of John the Baptist The Parish Church of St John Baptist in Membury, Devon. Ref:P6060242a.
Membury - Church of John the Baptist
The Parish Church of St John Baptist in Membury, Devon. Ref:P6060242a.
Membury: approaching Case Bridge Case Bridge, out of shot, is a crossing of the river Yarty. Ahead the lane leads to Membury village. Looking north west
Membury: approaching Case Bridge
Case Bridge, out of shot, is a crossing of the river Yarty. Ahead the lane leads to Membury village. Looking north west
Membury: nearing Waterhouse Farm On the public footpath from Case Bridge. Looking south-south-east. The farmhouse dates from the 16th century, according to W G Hoskins [W G Hoskins, Devon, Devon Books, 1992]
Membury: nearing Waterhouse Farm
On the public footpath from Case Bridge. Looking south-south-east. The farmhouse dates from the 16th century, according to W G Hoskins [W G Hoskins, Devon, Devon Books, 1992]
Membury: Yarty Farm In the Yarty valley, looking north west. Seen from the footpath from Beckford Bridge
Membury: Yarty Farm
In the Yarty valley, looking north west. Seen from the footpath from Beckford Bridge
Membury: Beckford Bridge An old packhorse bridge over the river Yarty. Looking west-south-west
Membury: Beckford Bridge
An old packhorse bridge over the river Yarty. Looking west-south-west
Stockland: Cuckford Farm By the lane from Kilmington to Stockland. Looking north-north-east
Stockland: Cuckford Farm
By the lane from Kilmington to Stockland. Looking north-north-east
Membury: towards Furley By the lane from Furley Cross. View towards Furley hamlet, which stands in a side valley of the Yarty, above Membury Court
Membury: towards Furley
By the lane from Furley Cross. View towards Furley hamlet, which stands in a side valley of the Yarty, above Membury Court
Membury: by Challenger Farm Looking west-south-west on the lane to Furley Cross
Membury: by Challenger Farm
Looking west-south-west on the lane to Furley Cross
Membury: footpath near Lewsley Cross Looking south-south-east by a small marsh-grown pond. The path runs downhill to the right although a second path appears to run by the edge of the pond
Membury: footpath near Lewsley Cross
Looking south-south-east by a small marsh-grown pond. The path runs downhill to the right although a second path appears to run by the edge of the pond
Membury: below Lewsley Farm The wooded edge of a private garden near Turfmoor. Looking west from the lane from Lewsley Cross
Membury: below Lewsley Farm
The wooded edge of a private garden near Turfmoor. Looking west from the lane from Lewsley Cross
Membury: Sixpenny Moon Cottage with plants for sale. Looking east-north-east
Membury: Sixpenny Moon
Cottage with plants for sale. Looking east-north-east
Membury: church dedicated to St John the Baptist The churchyard has been cut out of a steep hillside; raised at the eastern end. Most of the church is fifteenth century, but the chancel is earlier. Looking south west
Membury: church dedicated to St John the Baptist
The churchyard has been cut out of a steep hillside; raised at the eastern end. Most of the church is fifteenth century, but the chancel is earlier. Looking south west
Membury: footpath to Membury Castle Membury Castle is a late iron age fort which was defended by a single rampart and steep slopes on its western side. It stands above and to the east of the Yarty valley and W G Hoskins attributes it to the Dumnonii tribe as part of a system of defences against the Dorset-based Durotriges. The village is named after the fort: Membury = ‘stone fort’
Membury: footpath to Membury Castle
Membury Castle is a late iron age fort which was defended by a single rampart and steep slopes on its western side. It stands above and to the east of the Yarty valley and W G Hoskins attributes it to the Dumnonii tribe as part of a system of defences against the Dorset-based Durotriges. The village is named after the fort: Membury = ‘stone fort’
Wellands Cross Yarty Valley sign
Wellands Cross
Yarty Valley sign
Higher Beckford Wooded Hedge systems around Yarty Valley fields looking across the valley
Higher Beckford
Wooded Hedge systems around Yarty Valley fields looking across the valley
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Kingsfield Copse is located at Grid Ref: ST2603 (Lat: 50.823497, Lng: -3.0414924)

Administrative County: Devon

District: East Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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