Photo of The Five Bells Inn, a gastropub near Clyst Hydon, Devon, south west England.

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The Five Bells Inn

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A thatched 16th-century inn in a quiet corner of East Devon, the Five Bells reopened in 2024 as a volunteer-run community pub, pouring cask ales and cider with home-cooked food in its beamed rooms and garden. Pair a visit with the National Trust’s Killerton estate a few miles south-west, or a drive out towards the Blackdown Hills.

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