Gidleigh, Chagford
A single-slab granite clapper bridge over the Walla Brook on Gidleigh Common, just above the brook's meeting with the North Teign River. Grade II listed.
The Dartmoor Letterboxing Club's website: the catalogue of letterbox clues, the 100 Club for anyone who has found 100 boxes, the twice-yearly Letterbox Meet and the code of conduct.
Family-run holiday park near Ashburton offering tent camping, touring caravans, motor homes and static caravans on the edge of Dartmoor.
A cairn 21 m across and 0.7 m high on Ringmoor Down, with a hollow centre, about 90 m north-west of Eylesbarrow Reave.
Sixty hut circles, three cooking hearths and a stone-roofed cache at Watern Oke, one of the largest unenclosed settlements on Dartmoor, dug in 1905.
“Nor can imagination body forth a place more congenial to the sights and sounds of dark and blood-stained rites, than this dreary, narrow, rock-strewn glen of the Dart.”
Which book is this from?
A ring cairn with a bank 3 m wide enclosing an area 13 m across, on a west-facing slope above Lydford village.
A granite boundary stone 1.18 m high, cut HWB3, the third marker of Hentor Warren, named in an 1807 lease, 200 m south-east of Hen Tor.
A granite boundary stone 1.02 m high, cut HWB2, the second marker of Hentor Warren, named in an 1807 lease, on Lee Moor above Spanish Lake.
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