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The Rivers of Devon from Source to Sea
1893
Subtitled "With Some Account of the Towns and Villages on Their Banks," this traces Devon's major rivers - several of which rise on Dartmoor - from source to sea, illustrated throughout with a folding map. Published in London by Seeley and Co. in 1893.
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“the country around as far as the eye extends is one uneven barren and dreary waste, not a tree Shrub or scarce a plant is seen for many miles around, here and there appears a miserable thatched Cottage whose outward appearance bespeaks the misery and poverty within,”
Also on Our DartmoorTor cairn near Hookney Tor — A tor cairn on Hookney Tor: a rubble ring bank 2 m wide against a rock outcrop, enclosing a D-shaped space 12 m by 6 m, with wide views.
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