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Signs for restaurant, Preston - Geograph - 992858.jpg
Signs for restaurant, Preston
Preston Manor Works - Geograph - 1211061.jpg
Preston Manor Works
Chudleigh Road B3193 at Rixeypark Corner - Geograph - 1742144.jpg
Chudleigh Road B3193 at Rixeypark Corner
Clay Lane joins from the left. A long straight lane to Gappah goes off to the right. An agricultural machinery dealer occupies the corner � still here after five years <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/12046'>SX8576 : Masons Tractors and Garden Machinery, Rixy park</a>


I have followed other contributors in using the name Rixeypark. The current OS Explorer map labels the spot Rixpark Corner. The Devon A-Z (2009) says Rixeypark.
B3193 approaching Southacre Crossing - Geograph - 1740222.jpg
B3193 approaching Southacre Crossing
It's a twisting road between Kingsteignton, Chudleigh, Chudleigh Knighton and the A38 north. White van country.
Approaching New Cross, Kingsteignton - Geograph - 1750235.jpg
Approaching New Cross, Kingsteignton
Going south on the Chudleigh Road B3193 at the entrance to the Abbrook works.
Chudleigh Road crosses the Abbrook - Geograph - 1750110.jpg
Chudleigh Road crosses the Abbrook
Chudleigh Road is also known as the B3193 and Claypit Lane. People seem to drive as fast as possible to get through this disrupted landscape.
Bridford Bridge, over the River Teign - Geograph - 1746445.jpg
Bridford Bridge, over the River Teign
Farrant's Bridge - Geograph - 1762501.jpg
Farrant's Bridge
Chudleigh Road B3193 passing Rixey Park site - Geograph - 1742201.jpg
Chudleigh Road B3193 passing Rixey Park site
The clay waste mound on the right is approaching a state that might be called landscaped. From the top it looks like this <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1742127'>SX8576 : Clay waste on Rixey Park site</a>. The rectangular shape ahead is a relatively small, isolated clay shed in <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SX8575'>SX8575</a> (no photo contributed). The wind-powered, solar-powered sign is warning of near-freezing temperatures.
 

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