“But nothing so natural, gentle reader; for when one gets into a Dartmoor mist there is no saying whither he may wander.”
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Bovey Tracey, Devon
On walking routes: Templer Way
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Plate from Amid Devonia's Alps, page 25, 1888“They would always time their departure from Princetown so as to clear the pixie-haunted moor before dark, and from the upper windows of the prison one might watch them winding the distant mule tracks sinuously like torpid snakes.”
Also on Our DartmoorBritish Legion Hall — Grade II* listed hall built for the British Legion, a community landmark on the edge of Dartmoor.
“But nothing so natural, gentle reader; for when one gets into a Dartmoor mist there is no saying whither he may wander.”
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