During the 1800s some landowners were of the belief that Dartmoor could produce lucrative crops …
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James Thorpe
Dean Prior is a tiny hamlet that literally hugs the boundary of the Dartmoor National …
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Bray’s Eight Days
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The Lag and the Gypsies
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Perrott’s Obituary
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Henhouse Capture
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An Adventure on Dartmoor
Someone once told me that “on Dartmoor you can never measure distance by time,” in …
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Knowing Dartmoor
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Fairweather’s Dartmoor
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By Coach and Rail
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Three Men in a Gorge
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Thornworthy Down
If ever you want to ‘get down’ on Dartmoor there are numerous ‘down’ to …
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Vag Hill
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Huntingdon Warren
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Evil Combe
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Uncle Ab’s House
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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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Pigs Leg Mystery
“The old mail road from Exeter to Falmouth, having reached Okehampton, passes by ruins …
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Myrrh and Borax
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Locked Up and Helpless
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Dartmoor’s Eden
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Cobweb Hall
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Told to a Parson
Probably one of the most famous Dartmoor fiction authors, if not the most prolific, was …
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Dartmoor Bog Trotters
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Oxenham Love Feud
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The Long Drop
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Church Music
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Welfare in Widecombe
Author – Roger Claxton Publisher – Widecombe History Group ISBN (print) – 978-1-9162849-0-6 ISBN (ebook) …
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Clam Bridges of Dartmoor Book
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Galveston on Dartmoor
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Heat of the Hunt
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