Dartmoor National Park - Devon - England - United Kingdom
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Dartmoor Inn - Free House - Merivale |
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Dartmoor is a high moorland area formed on a bed of granite.
Most of Dartmoor is now a national park. It forms a
plateau 956 sq Km in area. Over half the region is around 300
meters above sea level making it the highest and largest of the
moorland areas in southwest England. The moor is noted for its
wild aspect. Its tors are the rugged blocks of bare
granite which crown its loftier points |
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Small Brook in Dartmoor National Park - Devon - England |
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Small Brook in Dartmoor National Park - Devon - England |
Purple Ling Heather
Calluna vulgaris and Yellow Gorse Ulex gallii |
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Purple Ling Heather
Calluna vulgaris and Yellow Gorse Ulex gallii |
Sheep on Dartmoor National Park |
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Two ladies walking on road past cottage - a Tranquil Devonshire
Scene - Postbridge - Dartmoor National Park |
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7 Bar Gate near Princetown Dartmoor |
Quiet Country Road near Princetown Dartmoor |
West Dart river at
Two Bridges
Dartmoor |
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Cattle rough grazing on Moorland Dartmoor National Park |
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Cattle rough grazing on Moorland Dartmoor National Park |
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Elderly Gentleman
sitting on a bench
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Typical square fields - Dartmoor National Park |
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Shepherd's Hut & Sheep - Merivale - Dartmoor |
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Red E Type Jag Dartmoor National Park |
Stone Farm Buildings - Dartmoor National Park |
Soldier training in the Dartmoor National Park |
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Soldiers train in the Dartmoor National Park |
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Dartmoor ponies |
Young Couple view Dartmoor from a Wooden Bench |
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Dartmoor ponies |
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13th century Stone Clapper Bridge at Postbridge on the B3212 |
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13th century Stone
Clapper Bridge |
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Dartmoor ponies |
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Dartmoor ponies |
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This Fire Burns All Year Long at the Warren House Inn Dartmoor
National Park Devon England We were surprised to see an open
fire burning in August The story goes as follows The present pub
building was constructed in 1845 At that time the New House Inn
stood on the opposite side of the road When it was destroyed by
fire in the 19th century the publican took some embers from the
smouldering ruin and kindled a fire in the hearth of a building
opposite This fire has not been allowed to go out at any time
since and still warms customers summer and winter whatever the
weather. |
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