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Little Combe Tor is a small, moss-covered granite outcrop situated within woodland near Peter Tavy and the Colly Brook. The tor is a single compact outcrop of metamorphic rock with irregular jointings that resemble jagged teeth from the east side.
- Grid reference: SX 5203 7770 (approximate, from the listing's coordinates)
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