Legendary Dartmoor The many aspects past and present of Dartmoor
Dartmoor is infamous for it’s quaking bogs and impenetrable mists and fogs but not that …
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Firth of Cator
“Squire Forth he purchased Cator Court, And hath remodelled all the place, With building of …
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Symington’s Fete
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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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Holne Pilrimage
Here is another nostalgic account of a man’s pilgrimage to Holne and the nearby Dart …
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Mother’s Meeting
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Snow Joke
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Beatrice at the Pool
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A 100 Miles on Dartmoor
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Herring’s Arms
When travelling along the road from Lydford to Brentor you will be on what at …
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Harford Church
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Thornworthy Down
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Vag Hill
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Huntingdon Warren
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Dartmoor Hay and Corn Ricks
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Dartmoor Rippers & Oak Bark
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Sloe Gin
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Yule Log
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Oak Apple Day
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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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Dartmoor’s Black Gold
Over the centuries numerous adventurers had set up companies to exploit Dartmoor’s natural resources, …
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Tavistock Deluge
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Holne Church
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The Great Fire
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Peregrine Fur Farm
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Moor Manslaughter
Possibly one of the most popular inns on Dartmoor is the Warren House Inn located …
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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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F. J. Widgery
“Water colours by F. J. Widgery are an acquisition to any gallery. He has devoted …
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Bernard A. Gotch
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Welfare in Widecombe
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Clam Bridges of Dartmoor Book
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Galveston on Dartmoor