Naker's Hill West Devon Devon

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.503165/-3.9140314 or Grid Reference SX6468. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Boundary Marker at Bourne's Pit

Parish Boundary Marker on moorland at Bourne's Pit, northeast of Ryder's Hill summit. Formerly on the boundary of Buckfastleigh and Holne parishes but since 1894 West Buckfastleigh and Holne. Milestone Society National ID: DV_WBUHOL01pb

T Jenkinson

Upper Erme prehistoric stone row

The longest prehistoric stone row in the world is of the single type and measures 3,386m long, including around 922 mainly medium and small-sized stones together with some large orthostats. The row, which is sinuous in character is orientated north to south. There are cairns at the both ends, the one at the south is kerbed and the upper one at the north is surprisingly small and nondescript. Link

Sandy Gerrard

Cairn at the upper end of the Upper Erme stone row

The cairn at the upper end of the longest stone row in the world is remarkably unimpressive (Scale 1m). Link

Sandy Gerrard

Ducks in Ducks' Pool

The ducks (from a 2013 picture on Geograph) are still sitting in Ducks' Pool, a little bit wet on a dreary August day with downpours!

Mahmoud

Old Wayside Cross

Ter Hill (NE) Cross, a wayside cross with an old head & shaft. Set beside a moorland path on Ter Hill, east of Childes tomb in Dartmoor Forest parish. Starkey No.16. A Scheduled Monument Link

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and Link. Milestone Society National ID: DVWD_DAM04

Mark Noddy Fenlon

Old Wayside Cross

Ter Hill (SW) Cross, a wayside cross which replaces an older cross. Set on moorland on the northwest slopes of Ter Hill, southwest of DVWD_DAM04 in Dartmoor Forest parish. Ter Hill Cross (SW) cross was moved to Princetown (see DVWD_DAM08 Link ) and a replica put on Ter Hill. Starkey No.17. See also Link and Link. Milestone Society National ID: DVWD_DAM23

Mark Noddy Fenlon

Old Wayside Cross - Mount Misery Cross

Mount Misery Cross, old head & shaft, Starkey No.18 by the moorland path, in parish of Dartmoor Forest (West Devon District), Mount Misery (Fox Tor Newtake), E corner of a wall. To be surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DVWD_DAM11

Mark Noddy Fenlon

Ryder's Hill in the mist

Chris Andrews

River Avon

Gravel deposits beside the river - most likely to be the remains of tin workings.

Patrick Vincent

Large stones overlooking Fishlake Mire

These stones are visible in satellite photos.

Patrick Vincent

Ryder's Hill

Great yomp from parking to the ENE on a lovely day for March. Name: Ryder's Hill Hill number: 3657 Height: 515m / 1690ft Area: 40: Cornwall & Devon Class: Hu,5 Grid ref: SX 65980 69070 Summit feature: embedded rock 2m from trig point Drop: 109m Col: 406m SX603698

Rude Health

Fishlake Mire

Patrick Vincent

Enclosure Wall at the Edge of Huntingdon Warren

Part of an old enclosure wall which encircles Huntingdon Warren. Ryder's Mire is on the other side.

Tony Atkin

Crossing Memorial and letterbox near Duck's Pool

Inscribed boulder marks Crossing's Memorial & letterbox. Located to the west of public footpath and east of Duck's Pool.

Clint Mann

Spoil heap, Red Lake China Clay Pit (disused)

The end of the Tramway at Red Lake. To the left part of a flooded pit can be seen.

jeff collins

Flooded china clay pit, Red Lake

Seen here looking in a North Westerly direction. This is the largest of three lakes at the long abandoned china clay works.

jeff collins

Southern edge of Fishlake Mire

Looking North across Fishlake Mire. The Red Lake china clay works are directly behind my position.

jeff collins

Grassy Moorland

Looking southeast over grassy, and somewhat boggy, Summer moorland. The little triangular hill near the horizon is the old waste tip at Red Lake China Clay Works.

Tony Atkin