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Combeshead Tor sits on the western edge of the moor, near Down Tor and Burrator Reservoir.
- Grid reference: SX 5874 6881 (approximate, from the listing's coordinates)
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Plate from Amid Devonia's Alps, page 47, 1888“Without these paths it would be utterly impossible for any four-footed animal to be taken over the swampy parts of the forest, and there are many places where, in winter, no one to whom they were unknown, could cross even on foot without danger.”
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