Choose the time and walking style that suit you. The result uses public viewpoints in Looe, Cornwall—not private homes or fictional Devon geography.
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West Looe waterfront and Church Street appear in chase and fire-service scenes.
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The restored West Looe building became Martha’s Ten Mile Kitchen.
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The harbour, quays and town crossing define much of Shipton Abbott’s screen geography.
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The fish market, working quay and nearby net stores feature in police enquiries and chases.
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The Guildhall is Shipton Abbott police station; its frontage and nearby garden host outdoor scenes.
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Historic streets around Fore Street provide the connecting town scenes; this pin is an orientation point.
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The beach and seafront appear in Martha’s yoga and family scenes and in Humphrey’s quieter moments.
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The distinctive pier and adjacent waterfront appear in conversations and establishing views.
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