For many years Sophie was a reporter for BBC South West, covering all manner of stories for the radio and TV. She left in 2020 and now writes full time.
Okehampton
The Dartmoor News magazine is published every two months. It is full of news of things happening on Dartmoor as well as articles about the real moor.
Dartmoor Farmers Association unites over 100 farmers across Dartmoor, working together since 2007 to produce exceptional beef and lamb while preserving our iconic landscape and cultural heritage.
I am a landscape Photographer based in Tavistock, Devon who loves the beauty of wild places and seeks to capture them. I am now a wheelchair user due to severe illness so I may take some time to get back to you, thanks.
Okehampton
Dogberry & Finch Books is owned and run by a local entrepreneur with 15 years’ experience working directly with world literature and books (plus a love of books which spans a lifetime!)
Bovey Tracey
It's the duty of The Authority to conserve and enhance Dartmoor National Park’s natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritagepromote opportunities for the public to understand and enjoy the special qualities of Dartmoor National Park.
Paul Rendell was born in Plymouth and became enthusiastic about Dartmoor from an early age after being taken on numerous outings by his parents. Burrator and Sheepstor were two of the favourite places they went as a family.Very early he found he was fascinated by the moor's industrial archaeology and its wildlife. Because he was dyslexic his schooldays were not very easy for him but he struggled on until school leaving age.
Information on Alan Endacott's research into the Prehistoric Ritual/Ceremonial Landscapes of Northern Dartmoor, including the Sittaford Stone Circle and newly discovered Metheral Circle.
The Internet Archive is building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, we provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, people with print disabilities, and the general public.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Dartmoor is not dying but it is changing, and we should all be concerned about the increasing and significant pressures on this precious landscape, communities, and heritage.”
Also on Our DartmoorPartially enclosed hut circle settlement near The Grey Wethers — Bronze Age hut circle settlement south of the Grey Wethers, partially enclosed by stone walls and visible as earthwork remains.
