Probably not a place I would want to pull into a layby!

Sharp bends ahead - although they are nowhere near as bad southbound as they are northbound.

A 'Y' fork sign approaching Chudleigh.

This certaintly doesn't seem like a trunk dual carriageway. Apologies for the windscreen wiper - as you might be able to guess it was raining.

A floppy sign approaching the B3344, and another service area.

The road then gradually climbs. Note the low bridge sign over the left hand lane - obviously design specs for this road were quite low.

The other design of bridge we encounter along the route.

We start to descend again - see a theme forming here?

Approaching Chudleigh Knighton, and the B3344 again. The B3344 is basically the old A38 at the moment.

More sharp bends.

Blind bends at that - not a road for doing more than 70mph!

The split for Chudleigh Knighton - still going round!

Passing through the junction.

The road straightens out for once!

Another low bridge.

More twisting and turning.

Note the wide verge to our left which we see a lot heading southbound. This is for a better sightline rather than future widening.

Half a mile from the A382 with an unusual fork sign.

Local destinations.

The side road leaves, and we approach the split.

Same location on a far sunnier day approaching the A382.

The slip road diverges.

Route confirmation sign saying we're 25 miles from Plymouth. Trago Mills is on our left.

Quite a quiet day.