I’ve put together another video slide show to the music of Harold Budd. This time it’s my walk across Dartmoor in April last year. It’s about six minutes long so get a cup of tea or coffee, sit back and relax.
Feb
15
2012
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Love the look of that big stone circle – very atmospheric. I’ve only been to Dartmoor once, for a weekend about 10 years ago. Always said I wanted to go back and do some backpacking there and this has just fired the idea back up again!
Only place outside Scotland where wild camping is legal. I want to go back this year and do a complete circuit. Magical place.
Enjoyed that! When all those stone circles were built our climate was was considerably warmer than it is now. Must have been all the heavy industry….
All the methane from those cows!
very nice again Robin. The area is bigger than you imagive at first glance so lots of places to get lost in. I love Drizzlecombe and Nun’s Cross having been to that particular area several times in the past couple of years.
Lots of history, lots of wildness and lots of character
Nice one. Enjoyed that Robin. I must admit, I’ve never set foot in Dartmoor…something I’ll have to remedy I reckon.
I’m happy to just look at Bellever Tor before pressing play. Got to be one of muy most visited cup of tea spots!
Lovely! Fascinating and atmospheric place. never walked on Dartmoor but used to go for days out to all the well known bits on family holidays to Westward Ho when I was a nipper. Haytor, Postbridge, Widecombe and all that, used to love it there