Colin J. Anderson

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Two days in London and my physical & mental health improve immensely
Vintage Switzerland – Geneva: city and modern housing developments in 1978
Imagine a river with gentle sloping banks, boats, gardens and cafés running through the centre of Newton Abbot. It nearly happened.
In 2005 I took my new camera out for a walk around Newton Abbot – and took pictures of pubs!
Newton Abbot timeline: neolithic to 2009
Osborne House: Queen Victoria’s favourite home – worth a visit if you can afford the ferry to the Isle of Wight!
Courtenay Park: one of many great open spaces in Newton Abbot – right opposite the railway station
Newton Abbot architecture: a town with a surprising selection of architectural styles
Andover ZED – Zero Energy Development
Let’s Knock Down Newton Abbot!

Colin Anderson

Soaking up quality, knowledge & insight

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Based in Newton Abbot, Devon, UK

I am a retired energy / climate change / sustainability professional. Keywords: quality, kindness, knowledge, insight, common decency and respect for individuality.

I would like to live in the future!

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