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Sunday Telegraph General 797

08012006 | 08:56 Sun 17th Feb 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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8down: Is there a "village near Okehampton in Devon" called Longworthy or Langworthy; this would fit the letters from the across answers, but I can't find it on the map.

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yogasun

Are you sure the letters are right
No chance it could be Holsworthy or Bradworthy?

Brooksy

What letters have you got?

grasscarp

This website mentions a Langworthy, North Devon
http://books.google.com/books?id=ObnB2K0Pm-gC& pg=PA138&lpg=PA138&dq=langworthy+in+devon&sour ce=web&ots=UxDeUhcjWr&sig=C33a8EZfTXF3s_cZcrIT 3saxhaU

Brooksy

There are quite a few villages to the west of Okehampton with the ending "worthy". I think grasscarp is on the right track, & perhaps this place is a hamlet which would only show up on one of the Ordnance Survey ramblers type big scale maps.

AlainBstard

The answer is Langworthy. According to Google Maps it is where the road out of Lydford meets the A386

sarumite

I found this on google, but was unable to "open" it !

The local guide to hotel, lodge and guest house/bed and breakfast ... hotels, lodges and guesthouses in and around Langworthy ... Collaven Manor Hotel, Okehampton. Travelodge Okehampton Sourton Cross ...
www.langworthy.hotel-guides.net/ - 26k - Cached - Similar pages

08012006

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Thank you all. It would seem that Langworthy is the name of a house, not even a hamlet, let alone a village.
Langworthy, Lydford, Okehampton, Devon EX20 4AZ

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