Rebecca Beattie
Bere Alston
Dartmoor-raised author, Wiccan priestess and witchcraft teacher whose books explore nature, magic and the wheel of the year.
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Bere Alston
Dartmoor-raised author, Wiccan priestess and witchcraft teacher whose books explore nature, magic and the wheel of the year.
Folklorist, author and storyteller specialising in Dartmoor folklore, the Wild Hunt and Black Dog legends, available for talks, signings and guided walks.
Natural granite outcrop about 30 feet high on Hayne Down, near Manaton, that looks like a human profile from some angles. The witch legend attached to it is first found in a 1939 book.
Buckfastleigh
Community theatre organisation on Dartmoor creating original plays and drama work inspired by the landscape, history and folklore of rural Devon.
Doddiscombsleigh
A celebrated 16th-century country inn in Doddiscombsleigh, renowned for exceptional food, over 200 wines, 250 whiskies, and a legendary cheese selection.
Two Bridges, Yelverton
Enjoy a Dartmoor Leisure Break at the Two Bridges Hotel, including a stay in one of our luxurious and individually-styled rooms, a delectable three-course dinner in our two AA-Rosette restaurant each evening, and a very hearty Dartmoor Breakfast each morning.
Sourton, Okehampton
Allegedly haunted 11th-century inn at Sourton, packed with artefacts and curiosities, offering classic guestrooms and hearty food.
Barnstaple
Published four times a year, Dartmoor Magazine prides itself on being specialist, independent and locally owned. Its small editorial and production team is committed to publishing solid, well-informed features on Dartmoor and the immediate surrounding area, and to supporting local business.
Okehampton
Real 17th-century mayor of Okehampton whose misappropriation of a sailors' ransom fund grew, over five Victorian retellings, into the "Benjie Geare" devil legend of Cranmere Pool.