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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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during the
World War I.
After World War II he
lived in the
village of
Timberscombe in Somerset,
where he died in
March 1966. The
Uncle books are: Uncle...
- The
Church of St
Petrock in
Timberscombe, Somerset,
England has a 15th-century tower, the rest of the
building dating from 1708. It has been designated...
- Minor". In
Devon ancient dedications total a
probable seventeen (plus
Timberscombe just over the
border in Somerset),
mostly coastal and
including one within...
- are even more
numerous than in Cornwall: a
probable seventeen (plus
Timberscombe just over the
border in Somerset),
compared to Cornwall's five. The position...
- part of the
benefice of Dunster, Carhampton,
Withycombe with Roduish,
Timberscombe and
Wootton Courtenay within the
Exmoor deanery.
Grade I
listed buildings...
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Templecombe The Coombe,
Dublin The Coombes,
Hinton Parva Thorncombe Timberscombe Totcombe,
Dorset Uggescombe (hundred)
Ulcombe Upton Coombe Warcombe Farm...
- is
itself offset by
displacement of the
rocks on the NNW-SSE
aligned Timberscombe Fault System. Over the
centuries they have been
mined for minerals, notably...
- Simonsbath, Skilgate,
Stoke Pero, Stogumber, Stogursey,
Stringston Timberscombe, Tivington, Torre, Treborough,
Triscombe Upton Vellow Washford, Watchet...
- and Jur****ic age
rocks forming the
lower ground between Porlock and
Timberscombe and from
Minehead to
Yarde (within
Exmoor National Park but peripheral...
