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Spurrells Cross

This cross formed part of the monks route from Plympton priory to Buckfast Abbey and stands on the part of the path from Owley Moor Gate to Harford. This cross has lost one of its arms and the shaft is a replacement one.

Spurrells Cross with Ugborough Beacon behind
Spurrells Cross

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