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Photograph Page 1 Photograph Page 6 Photograph Page 8
Summer and winter scenes of the village Historical photographs Black and white photos of years gone by
Terrier Racing and Yarcombe Yomp Snaps   Building of Drakes Meadow and the car park
Taunton Vale Hunt in Yarcombe Photograph Page 7 Accidents on the A30 at Yarcombe
Sky views The Millennium Year in Yarcombe: Womens' Institute members in the early 1970s
Sheafhayne Manor Open Day - Introduction, including some aerial photography WI celebrations in the village hall car park in 1995
  - Parish Council,   Parochial Church Council Various Village shots
Photograph Page 2 - Bell Ringers,   Choir,   Reverend John Stone Hot air balloon photographs of Rosshayne Farm
An aerial view of the village - Planting the Millennium Yew Tree,   Win's Stall Local cricket team in the mid-1980s
Views from the church tower - Mothers'Union,   Terrier Racing  
  - Baptist Chapel,   Jubilee Hall,   Whist Drives Photograph Page 9
Photograph Page 3 - Flower Show,   Women's Institute More historical black and white photos of the village
Terrier Racing & Flower Show - Postal Services,   Honiton Mobile Library Frank Weeks' experiences at Underdown
  - School Bus to Stockland, Children's Fund  
Photograph Page 4 - Singing Kids of Yarcombe (SKY) Photograph Page 10
The village and surrounding area - Yarcombe & District Young Farmers' Club The John Salter Collection from the 1970/80s
Moorhayne Lake - Melody Makers,   Amenities Club (YAK)  
Jubilee Tree Planting - Royal British Legion - Yarcombe & Membury Branch  
Yarcombe North Shoot - P3 (Parish Paths Partnership),   Parish Walks  
  - Blackhayes Shooting Party  
Photograph Page 5 - Yarcombe & Stockland Firsts & Seconds  
Birds seen locally    
     
     
     
     

 

More pictures of Yarcombe can be found here

If you have any photos you would like to be considered for publication here please send them to The Administrator.

Village or local scenes most welcome, whether recent or historical, including black and white.