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Oh fret not Clive, once the rail speed restrictions are lifted you could always get a quick fix with the temporary traffic lights that are back on Exeter Road. Sadly for me I've been a heavy user for so long that even though I got clean after I left the city I sometimes cave in to temptation and head for Exe Bridges at peak hour.
As appreciated as the work of the Orange Army is, let's not get carried away!
A statue of Brunel is not the most innovative idea and in this particular scenario somewhat ironic. Something as innovative as those Anthony Gormley sculptures would be superb but I doubt the coffers would stretch to that. What about metal pergola with two long necked swan holding mangled rails in their beaks, or push the boat out and rebuild the entire bandstand in that way. Or mark the ...
@Andylufc . Yes, it's open between Coastguard Cottages and Coryton Cove. You could take the cliff path from Dawlish Warren and come out by the Texaco garage then walk along Exeter Road to Coastguard Cottages and cross the bridge to the beach. Granted it's not a walk along the seawall but it's not all road either.
No, we enquired this week. Security weren't sure but suggested a couple of months.
Sorry, typo, 07837 418503.
@Lynne . This? https://www.ideastore.co.uk
Try April/Laurie @ Take My Lead. 08837 418503.
Do you know if it's NR or FGW in charge of station repairs?
When I walked along I noticed the unbelievably shabby job that's been done to the station platform that's visible from the beach. The wood has been treated/stained on the platform side (for Dave's benefit?) but from beach side it's clearly messy and unfinished. Will it be completed professionally or is that it?
