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Paul Rendell's 2011 photographic history of Okehampton, the Dartmoor gateway town, comparing archive images with the present day.
Dartmoor Forest
A short northern moor brook flowing down from below East Mill Tor to join the East Okement River at Cullever Steps, a well-known ford and crossing near Belstone.
Dartmoor Forest
A remote northern moor brook rising below Steeperton Tor and running down through Taw Marsh to join the young River Taw, deep in the Okehampton range.
Okehampton Hamlets
A northern moor brook rising below High Willhays, the highest ground in southern England, and running down between the tors of the Okehampton range to meet the West Okement near Meldon.
A remote tor with a prehistoric peat mound at its summit, offering wide open views across Dartmoor.
A pair of rocky outcrops on White Ridge, offering wide views of the southern moor and Ryders Hill.
A small hill in the middle of the Willsworthy Firing Range, with clear paths leading up from the A386.
A grassy spur with a small cairn and a military flagpole marking the edge of the Okehampton firing range.
A high point with an observation hut and views to Exmoor and the Quantocks.
