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		Ashburton Devon - Award winning site of ancient stannery town of Ashburton.
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	Buckfast Abbey in directory.co.uk
		Abbey is the home of a Community of Roman Catholic Benedictine monks in Devon, England.
		Nestling in the peaceful West Devon Countryside, the Village offers a unique opportunity to view our Industrial Heritage in a beautiful rural location.
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	languagehat.com: March 2005 Archives
		John Germon was born and raised in the Devon stannary town of Ashburton.
		John is chairman of the Ashburton Devon Dialect Club and has compiled this A-Z. If you want to know how to pronounce the words in a true Devon accent, just click on the link and John will read them out to you.
		This gem is from Hwæt!: a little Old English anthology of American modernist poetry, translated and edited by Peter Glassgold (which I will obviously have to find a copy of); it was quoted by a commenter in a wonderful thread at Teresa Nielsen Hayden's Making Light.
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