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The Tolmen Stone
A mysterious stone with a natural hole, believed to hold ancient spiritual significance on the open Dartmoor plateau.
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Tavistock
L-shaped fragments of walls in St Eustachius' Churchyard are the remains of the north-west corner of the Abbey cloister and the south wall of the Abbey Church, dating to the thirteenth century.
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“In the distance, down at the end of the combe, a pale blue mist overhung a morass, in which a little stream lost itself.”
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Other Heritage Sites
The Donkey Sanctuary
Higher Keaton, Ivybridge
A sanctuary devoted to the welfare and rescue of donkeys, set within the rolling landscape of Dartmoor.
Crosses
Cross Gate Cross
A stone cross standing sentinel on the open moor, marking an ancient route across Dartmoor's high plateau.
Bridges & Crossings
Norsworthy Bridge
Sheepstor, Tavistock
A modest stone bridge crossing the West Dart River, where moorland paths converge in one of Dartmoor's quieter valleys.
Bridges & Crossings
Leather Tor Bridge
Sheepstor, Tavistock
A modest stone bridge crossing moorland water, testament to centuries of travel across Dartmoor's remote terrain.
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Potato Cave
Sheepstor, Tavistock
A modest but intriguing stone shelter on Dartmoor, its purpose lost to time but its presence a quiet reminder of human activity on the high moor.
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