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View along a track which doubles as a public footpath and also forms part of the Weavers Way. It leads in northeasterly direction, linking with Priory Lane. This view was taken in southerly direction.
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![Your train is just arriving ma'am]()
Platform 21 confuses more than Catch 22. I refer to the missed connections and most unusual happenings, ghost trains etc at the Waverley's furthest travel outpost.
"Glad you got here, Ms Heller", he said clucking. "Your husband left you this envelope and asked if you would bring him home if he is still here but the lift is stuck between floors and you're not disabled but you cannot leave by the normal route so do you have a phone? Eighteen, I'd say, yes and goodnight to you. I would recommend the chicken tonight unless you went to Harvey Nicks. By the timbre of your bag I would say it sounds like you'll be eating with us. Will ma'am be wishing her normal seat by the window? Four by two over beside forty winks.... No ma'am. Yes, that's right. There are no trains tonight. Why we're all here for you. That looks like a heavy load. May I? What? Carry my bag? Why ma'am I think I'm already on Platform 22. I'll look for you yesterday. First floor: ladieswear, haberdashery and... other incomprehensibilities [to fade]"
Here we have a complex focal issue.
He was either looking at the woman or me.
She was looking at him wondering why he was looking at her.
The other guard was wholly uninterested in any of us.
I could have been looking at all or any one of them.
But I wasn't.
I was the only one who saw the ghost train that night.
The green bannisters and yellow hazard markings funnel you downstairs. The woman in the photo steals the eye immediately with her luminous bag but you'd be forgiven for then tripping over the anxious middleman and finding the preoccupied clockwatcher at the end of the diagonal triplet.
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A disused railway now used as a cycleway. Looking north from near its junction with Oxbridge Lane.
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Opened in Nov 1968 by King Olav V of Norway, the site contains many impressive sculptures
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View to Salcombe harbour
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This is the pasture on the sea/cliff side of the road in this grid square.
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Interestingly there is a fissure all the way through the cliff, and the sea can be seen on the other side.
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