Dartmoor People
Sabine Baring-Gould
The squire-parson of Lew Trenchard and prolific chronicler of Dartmoor and Devon (1834-1924).
Our Dartmoor Directory
Browse by tag:
Bronze Age
Historic England
Medieval
Scheduled Monument
Walking routes
Rivers and streams
Legends and folklore
Listed Building
Views and viewpoints
Geology and granite
Stone crosses
Tin Mining
Victorian
Hut Circles
Cairn
Military and ranges
Dartmoor writers
Family Run
Dog Friendly
Iron Age
Boundary markers
Art and craft
Local Produce
Real ale and cider
Tors
Stone Circle
Ruins
Warrens and rabbits
Education and learning
Family Friendly
Fiction
Local History
Research and archives
Stone Row
Wildlife
Delivery
Wild camping
Conservation
Parish Council
Wild Swimming
Dartmoor People
Eden Phillpotts
English author of the Dartmoor Cycle, eighteen novels of the moor (1862-1960).
Antiquities
Tom Cobley Lit Up
Widecombe-in-the-Moor
A scenic walk through the moors of Dartmoor, featuring a local village.
Photographers
Mark Burley
Ashburton
Mark Burley is a black and white landscape photographer capturing Dartmoor's rivers, waterfalls, woodland and moorland, shown at Sherewood Gallery in Ashburton.
Artists & Painters
Tom Walker
Ashburton
Tom Walker is a pastel artist showing a selected collection drawn from a lifetime of exploration in the medium.
Printmakers
Courtney Arnold
Ashburton
Courtney Arnold is a linocut printmaker working from a kitchen studio in Ashburton, inspired by the moorland, farmland and River Dart around her home.
Potters & Ceramicists
Jess Heard
Ashburton
Jess Heard makes small-batch functional stoneware ceramics, working from a joint studio with Cliff Ellis Ceramics in Ashburton, where the pair also run small-group pottery classes.
Galleries & Art Shops
The Field System
Ashburton
The Field System is a shop, gallery and print workshop on West Street in Ashburton, and the hub of the town's Artist & Artisans trail.
Textile, Felt & Fibre
Paloma Suarez
Ashburton
Paloma Suarez is a textile artist working with stitching, felting and mending - stories told with colour.
Page 47 of 333
Plate from Amid Devonia's Alps, page 25, 1888“The Gubbings land is a Scythia within England, and they be pure heathens therein... Their wealth consists in other men's goods, and they live by stealing the sheep on the More...”
Also on Our DartmoorGibbet Hill — A hill with a grim past, marked by the remains of a gibbet where highwaymen were once displayed.
