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Little Bee Tor is a compact granite outcrop on the Littaford group, with two large outcrops forming its southern face. It offers fine views of the West Dart valley and Beardown Tor. The summit has miniature rock basins and is best approached from Crockern Tor along the Longaford ridge. The tor is part of a series leading towards Higher White Tor.
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“It is indeed a scene of desolate loneliness, the spot being the wildest in the east quarter of the forest.”
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