The Shepherd's hut, and inside below
River Dart, easy walking
Heather and gorse
I wonder which is oldest, cross or tree?
Zoom to a huge distant Tor. Will need to research name
The Rugglestone Inn where I ate - "...we aim to stay in the past as long as possible"
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You sound like you are really getting a feel for Dartmoor now. The navigation is challenging but that makes it even more worth lovely.
ReplyDeleteBlonde One and I have some history with that tree and boundary stone, we know it well.
Did you spot the wooden posts on Hameldown? Can you guess why they are there?
Blonde Two - it's all good stuff. I'm a convert. I did see the poles. They are either for marking the path in winter snow or for hanging funny hats on.
ReplyDeleteWe have been there in the winter snow a few times (very cold) but you are wrong - think German planes and landing sites :-)
ReplyDeleteBlonde Two - sounds like a good clue, but I'm still not sure even though I was born in 1939. I look forward to your explanation - perhaps it would make a good Dartmoor post for you?
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