Latitude: 50.9156616
Longitude: -3.2278663
Elevation: 129 meters / 423 feet
Barometric Pressure 998KPa

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Market day, Honiton. by Neil. Moralee, Honiton boasts a High Street Market three days per week, mainly independent retailers. Every Tuesday
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