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there are four
manors within the parish:
Aucome (Alcombe),
Avena (
Avill),
Stantune (Stanton) and Torre.
Torre is now the site of the
village of...
- The
River Avill is a
small river on
Exmoor in Somerset, England. It
rises on the
eastern slopes of
Dunkery Beacon and
flows north through Timberscombe...
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Dunster in
Somerset in 1848, and the
landscape of
Grabbist Hill and the
River Avill are also
claimed to be her inspiration. However, a more
credible account[according...
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period the sea
reached the base of the hill,
close to the
mouth of the
River Avill,
offering a
natural defence and
making the
village an
inland port. Several...
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Timberscombe is a
village and
civil parish on the
River Avill 2.5
miles (4 km) south-west of Dunster, and 5.5
miles (9 km)
south of
Minehead within the...
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River Wear
Gallox Bridge,
Dunster Somerset Dunster C15 I
crosses the
River Avill Galton Bridge West
Midlands Smethwick 1829 I
Crosses canal. World's longest...
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guardianship of
English Heritage. The
stone packhorse bridge crosses the
River Avill at the
southern end of the village,
below Dunster Castle at a
point which...
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early spring.
Within the
valley is a sawmill,
formerly powered by the
River Avill,
which runs
through the valley.
Somerset portal Moor Hope Bourne, author...
- morning, That
brightens up the sky;−"
Refers to
Grabbist Hill and the
River Avill that runs near it
through the po****r
tourist location Snowdrop Valley on...
- Selworthy, Wilmersham, Allerford, Bickham, Broadwood, Holne, Staunton,
Avill, Knowle, East Myne, West Myne, Exford, Aller, Doverhay, Gilcott, Bagley...
