E: 19/06 Win a Devon break for up to 8 worth £1,300

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Sunday Times Where Was I? competition

(www.thetimes.co.uk/travel/destinations/competition/where-was-i-ftrnmb55n)

The prize:

The winner and up to seven guests will enjoy three nights’ self-catering at Bluebell Farm in south Devon. This stylish and relaxed four-bedroom farmhouse sits in the hamlet of Woodleigh, on the edge of Avon Valley Woods – next to a church that was mentioned in the Domesday Book. It has freestanding baths, a wood-burning stove, film projector and piano. Outside a walled garden and a private paddock await, while the wild sandy beaches of Bantham are only a short drive away.

Bluebell Farm is offered by Sand & Stone Escapes – a boutique holiday let agency with a carefully curated collection of homes across the UK, from Cornwall, Devon and the Cotswolds to Edinburgh and the Isle of Skye. The prize must be taken between September 1, 2025, and May 31, 2026, subject to availability and excluding public holidays as well as December 24-January 2.

The prize does not include insurance, transport, personal expenditure or incidental costs. The prize is non-transferable, cannot be resold, used on another property or extended and there is no cash or alternative prize. No more than eight guests may stay at Bluebell Farm.

Questions

1. What is the name of the second coastal town?

Answer: Prestonpans

2. What is the name of the private school?

Answer: Loretto School