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Lisa Schneidau's collection of traditional folk tales from the wild rivers, lakes and streams of Britain and Ireland, following the flow from source to sea.
Sophie Pierce and Matt Newbury's guide to 28 wild swimming walks across Exmoor and North Devon's coast, moors and river valleys.
Page's 1893 tour of Devon's rivers from their sources - many rising on Dartmoor itself - down to the sea, with the towns and villages along their banks.
A descriptive 1891 account of Dartmoor's rivers, tors and prehistoric hut circles, opening with Crossing's own description of the moor as Devon's "liberal mountain urn."
Meavy
Burrator Waterfall, located some 300 metres south of the Burrator reservoir, is a picturesque cascade on Sheepstor Brook.
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.
Ashburton
Mark Burley is a black and white landscape photographer capturing Dartmoor's rivers, waterfalls, woodland and moorland, shown at Sherewood Gallery in Ashburton.
A strategic collaboration of organisations, groups and individuals working together to restore and enhance the natural environment across Devon.
Dartmoor Forest
A short moorland river on the southern moor that flows down to join the River Swincombe near Foxtor Mires, part of the tangle of headwaters above Hexworthy.
