Herner

Settlement in Devon North Devon

England

Herner

Bishopâs Tawton: entrance to Shilstone Farm Looking south — Bishopâs Tawton: entrance to Shilstone Farm Credit: Martin Bodman

Herner is a small village located in the county of Devon, in southwestern England. It is situated near the River Dart, in the Dartmoor National Park, which is known for its picturesque landscapes and natural beauty. The village is surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, offering a peaceful and idyllic setting.

With a population of just over 500 residents, Herner retains a close-knit community atmosphere. Its history can be traced back to the medieval times, and some historical buildings still stand as a testament to its past. The village church, St. Mary's, is a notable landmark, featuring stunning architecture and historical artifacts.

Herner is predominantly a residential area, with the majority of its inhabitants engaged in agriculture and farming. The surrounding countryside provides a fertile environment for farming activities, and the village is known for its high-quality produce, including dairy products and fresh vegetables.

Despite its small size, Herner offers a range of amenities to its residents. It has a local pub, serving traditional English food and beverages, as well as a small convenience store for daily essentials. The village also has a primary school, providing education for the local children.

The natural surroundings of Herner make it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The Dartmoor National Park offers numerous walking trails, cycling routes, and opportunities for wildlife spotting. Visitors can also explore nearby attractions like the historic town of Totnes and the stunning Dartmouth coastline.

Overall, Herner is a charming village that combines natural beauty, historical richness, and a close community spirit, making it a delightful place to live or visit in Devon.

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Bishopâs Tawton: entrance to Shilstone Farm Looking south

Bishopâs Tawton: entrance to Shilstone Farm

Looking south

Shilstone Farm Farms and farm buildings in the geographical area North Devon. (The administrative area governed by North Devon District Council covers a slightly different area.)

Shilstone Farm

Farms and farm buildings in the geographical area North Devon. (The administrative area governed by North Devon District Council covers a slightly different area.)

Tawstock: Paramount Mill An animal feeds depot, looking south-south-east on the lane between Comber’s Cross and Bridgetown

Tawstock: Paramount Mill

An animal feeds depot, looking south-south-east on the lane between Comber’s Cross and Bridgetown

Bishopâs Tawton: the Taw Looking downstream from a footbridge near Chapelton Station on the Tarka Line. The river here is said to be favoured by kingfishers.

Bishopâs Tawton: the Taw

Looking downstream from a footbridge near Chapelton Station on the Tarka Line. The river here is said to be favoured by kingfishers.

Tawstock: Chapelton Station The station house is now a private residence; its platform no longer in use. Passengers use a second platform this side of the track. The crossing leads to a footbridge over the Taw and on to Herner and Yeotown

Tawstock: Chapelton Station

The station house is now a private residence; its platform no longer in use. Passengers use a second platform this side of the track. The crossing leads to a footbridge over the Taw and on to Herner and Yeotown

Tawstock: train on the Tarka Line Approaching, but not stopping, at Chapelton Station: a train from Barnstaple to Exeter crossing a bridge over the Langham Lake, a tributary of the river Taw.

Tawstock: train on the Tarka Line

Approaching, but not stopping, at Chapelton Station: a train from Barnstaple to Exeter crossing a bridge over the Langham Lake, a tributary of the river Taw.

Tawstock: Chapelton Lane to farm

Tawstock: Chapelton

Lane to farm

Bishopâs Tawton: Great Fisherton Once a farmhouse, its farm buildings now appear to belong to the neighbouring Little Fisherton. Some cob evident on the first floor

Bishopâs Tawton: Great Fisherton

Once a farmhouse, its farm buildings now appear to belong to the neighbouring Little Fisherton. Some cob evident on the first floor

Bishopâs Tawton: lane to Heaton Cleave is reachable but not on tarmac: it means driving through a gated farmyard at Heaton and then on by an unsurfaced track

Bishopâs Tawton: lane to Heaton

Cleave is reachable but not on tarmac: it means driving through a gated farmyard at Heaton and then on by an unsurfaced track

Bishopâs Tawton: Great Westacott Seen from the lane to Heanton with woods in Tawstock parish, the far side of the Taw valley, beyond

Bishopâs Tawton: Great Westacott

Seen from the lane to Heanton with woods in Tawstock parish, the far side of the Taw valley, beyond

Bishopâs Tawton: lane near Heaton Leading to Higher and Lower Woolstone

Bishopâs Tawton: lane near Heaton

Leading to Higher and Lower Woolstone

Bishopâs Tawton: towards Codden Hill Looking north-north-west

Bishopâs Tawton: towards Codden Hill

Looking north-north-west

Bishopâs Tawton: Little Halmpstone Converted cottages by a back lane

Bishopâs Tawton: Little Halmpstone

Converted cottages by a back lane

Bishopâs Tawton: Lower Woolstone By the entrance to the farm

Bishopâs Tawton: Lower Woolstone

By the entrance to the farm

Bishopâs Tawton: Higher Woolstone Seen from the lane to Great Fisherton. The farmhouse now appears to be a residence

Bishopâs Tawton: Higher Woolstone

Seen from the lane to Great Fisherton. The farmhouse now appears to be a residence

Bishopâs Tawton: parkland at Herner The parkland is part of the Hall estate. The mid-Victorian, neo-Elizabethan house, is barely visible through the trees, to the left. It has been a seat of the Chichester family for centuries. At Herner is a chapel of ease built in 1888

Bishopâs Tawton: parkland at Herner

The parkland is part of the Hall estate. The mid-Victorian, neo-Elizabethan house, is barely visible through the trees, to the left. It has been a seat of the Chichester family for centuries. At Herner is a chapel of ease built in 1888

View towards Tanners Taken from the Hill Cross - Hawkridge Cross lane, Tanners is the big house in the distance.

View towards Tanners

Taken from the Hill Cross - Hawkridge Cross lane, Tanners is the big house in the distance.

Langham Lake valley Langham Lake gathers together a number of streams before meeting the Taw some 600 metres below this spot. Left of centre, a footbridge across the stream can be partly seen. The pylon line runs between sub-stations at Fideoak near Taunton, and nearby Alverdiscott. Seen from the lane between Langridge and Chapelton, near Birbrook.

Langham Lake valley

Langham Lake gathers together a number of streams before meeting the Taw some 600 metres below this spot. Left of centre, a footbridge across the stream can be partly seen. The pylon line runs between sub-stations at Fideoak near Taunton, and nearby Alverdiscott. Seen from the lane between Langridge and Chapelton, near Birbrook.

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Herner is located at Grid Ref: SS5826 (Lat: 51.022936, Lng: -4.0180136)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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Herner

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