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Our way to Bruton brings us to Redlynch crossroads before Dropping Lane takes us down into the town.
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From a point where you could see the track enter Stavordale Wood, we walked the cobbled way westwards towards Redlynch, passing Coachroad Farm and Walk Farm as we went between the meadows, some recently cut for hay in this dry summer.
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Recently we were taken to walk a curious and little-known track, made of broken cobbles and sometimes called the old coach road, following a rigidly straight line from Redlynch towards Stourhead for several miles across fields.
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They took Lord Ilchester's private way through his Redlynch estate, thanks to the fact that a friend had keys to the gates.
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A Department of Community Safety spokeswoman said the students had suffered breathing difficulties or were feeling unwell due to an odour in the laboratory at the Redlynch school.
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A Department of Community Safety spokeswoman said the students had suffered breathing difficulties or were feeling unwell due to an odour in the laboratory at the Redlynch school.
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A Department of Community Safety spokeswoman said the students had suffered breathing difficulties, itchiness, or were feeling unwell due to an odour in the laboratory at the Redlynch school.
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A Department of Community Safety spokeswoman said the students had suffered breathing difficulties or were feeling unwell due to an odour in the laboratory at the Redlynch school.
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A Department of Community Safety spokeswoman said the students had suffered breathing difficulties, itchiness, or were feeling unwell due to an odour in the laboratory at the Redlynch school.
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A Department of Community Safety spokeswoman said the students had suffered breathing difficulties, itchiness, or were feeling unwell due to an odour in the laboratory at the Redlynch school.
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