Triscombe
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Hamlet of Triscombe looking down onto the “Blue Ball Inn” from side of Wills Neck.
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A view towards Will’s Neck (the highest point in the Quantocks) from Triscombe. From the Friends of Quantock picture collection.
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A view over the hamlet of Triscombe with The Blue Ball Inn (foreground), Great Hill (on the left) and Will’s Neck (the highest hill on the Quantocks) on the right.
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An aerial view looking roughly south-east along the edge of the hills and over the rather spread out hamlet of Triscombe. Triscombe Quarry (disused) is visible near the left edge.
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An aerial view of Triscombe Quarry which closed in the late 1990’s. The buildings in the corner of the photo are Triscombe Farm. Will’s Neck, the highest point on the Quantocks, is off to the right…
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An aerial view of Triscombe Quarry which closed in the late 1990’s after more than 200 years of quarrying. The path on the right leads up to Will’s Neck, the highest point on the Quantocks.
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Triscombe from hillside behind Blue Ball Inn with Great Hill to left and Marrow Hill to right. Small quarry in Triscombe visible top centre.
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The Blue Ball Inn centre left situated at the junction of Cockercombe Road, Triscombe Road and Triscombe Lane which can be seen on the left. Looking north east towards Marrow Hill/Great Blue Ball Hill.
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Triscombe & Wills Neck.
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Barns at Triscombe Farm.
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A view, looking north-west, over the West Somerset Vale, from Triscombe.
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The mansion at Triscombe was built in 1904/5 by Mr Cheetham. It is now called “Triscombe House”. From the Friends of Quantock picture collection.
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The upper right hand window facing us is the place where we slept. Photo of Quantock Farm barn. (Photographers original description written in September 1954) Apparently the farm was unoccupied at the time which was much…