A Book of Dartmoor
Baring-Gould's great survey of the moor: its tors and antiquities, tin-workings, rivers, weather, legends and people, written by the squire-parson of Lew Trenchard who knew Dartmoor as few did.
Baring-Gould's great survey of the moor: its tors and antiquities, tin-workings, rivers, weather, legends and people, written by the squire-parson of Lew Trenchard who knew Dartmoor as few did.
The Devon companion to A Book of Dartmoor: town and moor and coast, history and character, from Exeter to the wild north.
Everything you need to know to get out wild camping in the UK and make it back in one piece. Improved, longer, 2nd edition with more advice, tips, and ideas.
Everything you need to know to get out wild camping in the UK and make it back in one piece. Improved, longer, 2nd edition with more advice, tips, and ideas.
Everything you need to know to get out wild camping in the UK and make it back in one piece. Improved, longer, 2nd edition with more advice, tips, and ideas.
Bray's original 1836 letters to Robert Southey describing the natural history, folklore and antiquities of the Tamar and Tavy country on Dartmoor's western edge.
Plymouth
A history of Devon from the Roman occupation through the Anglo-Saxon period, the Norman Conquest and the Tudor and Stuart eras, with sketches of the county's leading figures including Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter Raleigh and Samuel Taylor...
A children's book of Dartmoor and North Cornwall pixie legends, published by Bray in 1854, revisiting the folklore of her earlier letters to Southey.
Crossing's 1888 account of rambles across Dartmoor's tors and combes, one of his earliest full-length books on the moor.