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Was this article useful?On September 26 2014, RICHARD CLINNICK travelled in the cab of First Great Western 150243 as it worked an Exeter St David's-Penzance. This is the view of the iconic Brunel sea wall between Dawlish Warren and Teignmouth, filmed from the cab.
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David Wood - 04/08/2020 18:35
Does anyone know what "iconic" means? How can a sea wall be described so?
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