Clary wrote:Nearer! About 20 miles sw of Exeter...
Ann Ball was from Totnes. That's my guess.
About 20 miles ne of Plymouth!
i just read that ashburton is a historical town ... could that be it?
<mutters something about how all online pictures made in devon towns seem to have been made in coastal towns - with the lense turned seawards ...>
Ashburton is quite historical yes, but this is even more so. It is not a coastal town...
hmm .. theres not a whole lot of towns 20 miles ne of plymouth and 20 miles sw of exeter left in the atlas map (even if it
is the Times Atlas of the World ;-) ...
but on its
website the town of Newton Abbot claims 13th century origins ...
Newton Abbot is comparatively recent. This was one of the 4 oldest Devon towns, and is about 8 miles up a river.
and you're sure it hasnt already been mentioned?
<points up at danon's post>
danon5 wrote:Clary wrote:Nearer! About 20 miles sw of Exeter...
Ann Ball was from Totnes. That's my guess.
Oh silly me, I didn't see that before the Plymouth one!! PROFUSE APOLOGIES Yes, that building actually houses my business! Click on my website to see more.
Danon5, take it away my friend!!
Clary, what a fine place!
damn - and i'm all looking for some town thats NOT totnes! ;-)
Hi - had to pop out for a bit.
SEEKING NAME OF BUILDING OR TOWN IT'S IN.
danon, A wild guess; is it in Eastern Europe?
One of the countries of the former Habsburg empire (Czech / Slovakia / Hungary / Croatia / Slovenia) ?
No
Thanks
Yes
lol,
No, not Poland, c.i. but good guess. Not Crakow.
Thanks, osso, it's the prettiest one of it's kind IMHO.
Yes, nimh, but not one of the countries you mentioned.
