The definitive guide to Dartmoor National Park The Dartmoor Resource the original "our Dartmoor" What is "Our Dartmoor" ? Our Dartmoor is a comprehensive directory of businesses, organisations, people, places, and activi ...
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Read the article... 1870-1900 By 1870 we get a different angle. A reference from the rather ramblingly named guidebook “The South of Devon and Dartmoor : Torquay, Teignmouth, Dartmouth, Dawlish, Totnes, Ashburton, Newton, Moreton, Kingsbri ...
Read the article... rp Tor" brought up tors all over the damn place. Anyone writing about the moor, reading a guidebook, or walking with a grid reference can easily pick up the wrong one without noticing. The first time I noticed this was w ...
Read the article... er it is genuinely the legend Robinson told Doyle, or a story later Sherlockians and tour guides have attached to the book because it fits so well, is not something either man ever confirmed in writing. Treat it as the l ...
Read the article... k outline is from the Dartmoor National Park Authority. How accurate is it? Treat it as a guide, not gospel. Because it is generated automatically from imagery, the map only picks up trees taller than about three metres, ...
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Crossing's masterwork: the first genuine guidebook to Dartmoor, first published in 1909 by the Western Morning News and still regarded as the standard topographical account of the moor.
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A practical touring guide to Devon in two parts, covering the south and north of the county separately - routes, coastline, towns and countryside for the Victorian rail-and-road tourist.
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A touring guide to South Devon's coast, rail routes and roads, part of Worth's series of regional Stanford's guides alongside his North Devon and combined Devonshire volumes, reaching at least a 3rd edition by 1883.
Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of birding! A fun, informative guide to nervous twitchers, unforgettable moments, and, of course, birds.
Guide to ten beaches between Maidencombe and Dawlish Warren, with swimming advice, walks, local history and legends, and a poem for each.
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A touring guide to North Devon and Exmoor published by Edward Stanford, part of Worth's series of regional guides.
Eric Hemery's guide to 28 of Dartmoor's historic tracks, published shortly after his death in 1986.
Rebecca Beattie's guide to using nature as a path through life's twists and turns, from the green witch's point of view.
Rebecca Beattie's guide to the eight seasonal festivals of the year, with rituals and tools for charting your own personal seasons alongside them.
