Combe Martin, Rest On The Way To Hangman Hill c.1955
Photo ref:
C145031

More about this scene
The slopes between Little Hangman and Sherrycombe, to the east, were often descended by local women to gather laver (seaweed) from The Rawns. It was carried in 20lb bundles up the steep cliffside and taken home to be cooked with vinegar and bacon. Laver is still served in local cafes today.
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