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Puffing Billy from Home 18/7/21 – Wheelchairoffroad.org

Puffing Billy from Home 18/7/21

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Today we set off from home to the Puffing Billy at Exton, for our Sunday lunch. It was another glorious day, with a nice breeze to counter the heat of the sun, whilst moving.

Looking up river from the Recreation ground Topsham
Looking down river from the Recreation ground Topsham
Gill enjoying a coffee in the Rec Topsham

We stopped in Topsham Recreational Ground, for a coffee seeking the shade of the trees alongside the river.

Me vin the Rec Topsham
A robin flopped out on the cycle path

The way this Robin was sitting on the path, I thought it was injured in some way. But as soon as I got too close, it flew up into a nearby bush.

Dawlish Black Swans on holiday in Topsham

On our return journey we saw the pair of Black Swans, by the jetty below St Margarets Church Topsham.

King George V playing fields Countess Weir

We went into St George V playing fields, to seek shade for our afternoon brew on the way home

Gill on the bridge next too what was the Pitch and Put on Topsham Road
Me on the same bridge
Gill on the cycle path alongside the Flood Prevention Channel

I like the skyline of Exeter from the cycle path, between Ducks Marsh Bridge and Trews Wear. We had a lovely Sunday Lunch at the Puffing Billy, and an enjoyable journey there and back. With the drinks stop, it takes just under 2 hours each way, so we were out for nearly 6 hours.

L-R St Davids Church Spire, Cathedral Towers, St Leonards Church Spire

 

 

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