Simon Dell's history of the conscientious objectors held at Dartmoor Prison during the First World War.
A retro-style annual for The Dartmoor Podcast* YouTube channel: all the scripts from the 2022 episodes, plus reviews, extra nuggets and some silly puzzles.
A retro-style annual for The Dartmoor Podcast* YouTube channel: all the scripts from the 2022 episodes, plus reviews, extra nuggets and some silly puzzles.
A retro-style annual for The Dartmoor Podcast* YouTube channel: all the scripts from the 2022 episodes, plus reviews, extra nuggets and some silly puzzles.
For fans of the (not a) podcast: the scripts from all the episodes released in 2023, plus puzzles, reviews, many doodles, and a link to a bonus episode.
For fans of the (not a) podcast: the scripts from all the episodes released in 2023, plus puzzles, reviews, many doodles, and a link to a bonus episode.
For fans of the (not a) podcast: the scripts from all the episodes released in 2023, plus puzzles, reviews, many doodles, and a link to a bonus episode.
The Hound of the Baskervilles is a Sherlock Holmes novel by Arthur Conan Doyle, serialised in the Strand Magazine August 1901 to April 1902 and published as a book in March 1902. It is set on and around a fictionalised Dartmoor, drawn from a research visit Doyle made to Princetown and the moor in 1901 with journalist Bertram Fletcher Robinson, to whom the book is dedicated.
A descriptive 1891 account of Dartmoor's rivers, tors and prehistoric hut circles, opening with Crossing's own description of the moor as Devon's "liberal mountain urn."
by Paul Harris - Glavind Strachan Photography Our Dartmoor started life as a zine: an attempt to bring together people…
A Vast Solitude by Paul Harris - Glavind Strachan Photography A review of "An Exploration of Dartmoor and its…
Will the real Mary Maria Colling please stand up? (A Dartmoor Story about a lowly Tavistock resident in the Nineteenth…
Bowerman’s Nose: Legends are like memes in slow motion by Paul Harris - Glavind Strachan Photography The universe is…
Exercise Baskerville by Clive Darke In 1967 there were eighteen deaths from exposure (hypothermia) and frostbite on…
In the Footsteps of Francis Drake by David J. Hawkings As a boy growing up in Plymouth, I often found myself looking to…
The Loneliest Place by George Wall A solitary hawthorn twists improbably out of the earth. The silhouette of a distant…
Prehistoric Dartmoor by Andrew McAuley Most visitors to Dartmoor National Park are aware that it is a landscape full of…
