Legendary Dartmoor The many aspects past and present of Dartmoor
Two things Dartmoor is not short of – granite and walls and both make an …
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Symington’s Fete
William Weldon Symington owned a factory at Bowden Steam Mills in Market Harborough where they …
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Holford’s Hopes
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Whativer shall I do
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Quaker Palk
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Aeronautical Lady
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Harford Church
“Through the hamlet of Cornwood they drove, past a graceful cross that lifted beneath …
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Thornworthy Down
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Vag Hill
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Huntingdon Warren
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Evil Combe
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Dartmoor Rippers & Oak Bark
For centuries British leather tanners used oak bark to tan skins and hides in order …
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Sloe Gin
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Yule Log
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Oak Apple Day
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Night Stalkers
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Royal Fern
The Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis), also known as the ‘Bog Onion’ is Dartmoor’s largest …
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Pixie Wool
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Dartmoor Stitchwort
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Black Grouse
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Dartmoor’s Highlanders
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Peregrine Fur Farm
If you look on a modern Ordnance Survey map at grid reference SX 7708 8925 …
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Sticklepath Youth
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Kiln Tragedy
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Quinton’s Graveyard
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Red Barrows
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Cranbrook Castle
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Wicked Jan
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Lustleigh Manners
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Told to a Parson
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Dartmoor Bog Trotters
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Bernard A. Gotch
Ask most people to name a Dartmoor artist and on the list would probably be …
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Welfare in Widecombe
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Clam Bridges of Dartmoor Book
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Galveston on Dartmoor
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Heat of the Hunt