In the next Devonshire Mystery, Dan and Spiller visit the quayside in Exeter.
I took a few photos to share with you, but it was a cold and damp wintry day, so I didn’t stand around taking pictures for long. I knew I had some photos from the summer, so I’ve added some of those.
I hope you enjoy them.
The old custom house, complete with cannons.
The water at the quay looking dark on this wintry day.
The quayside seems a foreboding place in winter.
A quayside watering hole – the kind of place I was imagining in the next Devonshire Mystery.
In summer, the quayside looks jollier. Here’s a weir.
Another shot of the weir in summer.
A quiet time at the quayside (thanks to the pandemic) on a summer’s day.
Another shot from a warmer month.
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Is there a canal to assist boats that want to go around the weir and head upstream?
My favorite photos are the weir and the Custom House.
There’s a separate canal in Exeter that runs quite near the river, so I guess that was how boats navigated further inland.