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  1. I’m choosing the August picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity #Devon #photography calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
    The choices this month are
    Oaks in Burrator woods
    Rowan tree, Near Whitchurch down
    Clapper bridge and Devonport leat, Burrator reservoir
    Photos taken last month
    Which one ? Comment to vote.

  2. I’m choosing the August picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity #Devon #photography calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
    The choices this month are
    Oaks in Burrator woods
    Rowan tree, Near Whitchurch down
    Clapper bridge and Devonport leat, Burrator reservoir
    Photos taken last month
    Which one ? Comment to vote.

  3. I’m choosing the August picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity #Devon #photography calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
    The choices this month are
    Oaks in Burrator woods
    Rowan tree, Near Whitchurch down
    Clapper bridge and Devonport leat, Burrator reservoir
    Photos taken last month
    Which one ? Comment to vote.

  4. I’m choosing the August picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity #Devon #photography calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
    The choices this month are
    Oaks in Burrator woods
    Rowan tree, Near Whitchurch down
    Clapper bridge and Devonport leat, Burrator reservoir
    Photos taken last month
    Which one ? Comment to vote.

  5. I’m choosing the August picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity #Devon #photography calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
    The choices this month are
    Oaks in Burrator woods
    Rowan tree, Near Whitchurch down
    Clapper bridge and Devonport leat, Burrator reservoir
    Photos taken last month
    Which one ? Comment to vote.

  6. Merrivale stone row and storm approaching, taken when I was teaching photography in 2013 before I fell ill. Can’t get to it any more but can see the stones in the distance from the road. I reordered some more greetings cards with this photo on the front #Dartmoor #Devon #photography #stonerow
    These stones and cairns were built between 2500 BC and 1000 BC.

  7. Dartmoor, Devon

    Hart Tor Double Stone Row, looking west with Black Tor on the horizon. The Bronze Age row of about 120m terminates at its eastern end at a cairn enclosed by kerb stones, some of which are shown here. Although damaged by past tin workings, about 100 stones remain. Another single and shorter stone row lies to the south, also terminating in a cairn.

    #Dartmoor #Devon #BronzeAge #StoneRow #KerbedCairn

  8. Hound Tor Deserted Medieval Village, Dartmoor

    This settlement, situated about 350m above sea level, consists of a cluster of C13 granite longhouses, in which people lived at one end and animals at the other, on land that was originally farmed in the Bronze Age. Hound Tor was probably deserted in the early C14 as widespread falling temperatures and rising rainfall caused crop failures and cattle disease, that hit this upland community badly.

    #Devon #Dartmoor #Medieval #Longhouse #Architecture

  9. Babeny Farm, Dartmoor

    Former Devon longhouse, early-mid C16, with house end ruined, though shippon and passage remain intact and still in agricultural use. On right-hand wall of passage, now the gable end, is a large granite-framed fireplace, with an absolutely massive lintel, which although nicely shaped is probably far larger than was necessary and must have been extremely difficult to manoeuver into place.

    #Devon #Dartmoor #Medieval #Longhouse #Granite

  10. One of Dartmoor's finest stone rows for today's #StandingStoneSunday - Cosdon Hill triple row, with terminal cairn and stone circle.

    Visited on a scorching hot St George's Day, April 2011.

    #Dartmoor #BronzeAge #StoneRow

  11. Dartmoor again for today's #StandingStoneSunday - after the longest row last week, this is Stalldown stone row, with the tallest stones of any of the Dartmoor rows.

    Visited June 2010 on a walk from Ivybridge train station.

    #StoneRow #BronzeAge #StandingStones #Dartmoor

  12. Going minimalist for today's #StandingStoneSunday offering: the small stones of Butterdon Hill stone row, running a mile or so past Butterdon Hill Bronze Age cairns northwards to the Long Stone on Piles Hill. (Portrait, needs a click)

    My first stonehead visit to Dartmoor, 12 years ago yesterday on a grey day.

    #Dartmoor #BronzeAge #StoneRow

  13. @MadeyeTheCarnaptious Yay! Well spotted @JonSparks
    …& hats off to @TheConversation for responsiveness and making the change. A much better article now about the #Dartmoor #WildCamping campaign and the defective #RightToRoam & #OutdoorAccess laws in #England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, #Wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and #NorthernIreland

  14. I’m not intending to post too much work stuff on here, but this is one project I’m particularly proud of and which may be of interest to new followers who are interested in #Dartmoor, #Hiking, #UKNationalParks, #CountrysideManagement,
    and #OutdoorAccess.

    arcspeed.co.uk/prow-dartmoor