Dunley Plantation

Wood, Forest in Devon Teignbridge

England

Dunley Plantation

Old Guide Stone at Five Lanes Cross, Stickwick Hill, Hennock Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Five Lanes Cross, just off Stickwick Hill, a quarter mile South of Hennock; junction to Warmhill, in hedgerow on grass bank.

Inscription reads:-
South-west side: TO / S. BOVEY, North-west side: TO / MORETON, North-east side: TO / HENNOCK, East side: TO / EXETER, South-east side: TO / CHUDLEIGH.

Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1165927
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Surveyed

Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN01.
Old Guide Stone at Five Lanes Cross, Stickwick Hill, Hennock Credit: Sheron Vowden

Dunley Plantation, located in Devon, England, is a picturesque woodland estate that spans over several acres. Nestled amidst the serene surroundings of the Devonshire countryside, this exceptional plantation offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance.

The plantation is primarily composed of dense woodlands, abundant with a diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, and pine. These ancient trees provide a captivating canopy, creating a mesmerizing play of light and shadow throughout the plantation. Walking along the well-maintained trails, visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquil ambiance and enjoy the soothing sounds of nature.

Steeped in history, Dunley Plantation boasts a rich heritage dating back several centuries. The estate's main manor house, originally constructed in the 17th century, stands as a testament to the region's architectural heritage. Its grandeur and elegance are complemented by the charming outbuildings, including stables and cottages, which have been lovingly preserved.

In addition to its natural and architectural wonders, Dunley Plantation offers a range of recreational activities to cater to visitors of all ages. Adventure enthusiasts can explore the plantation on designated biking or hiking trails, while families can enjoy picnics in the well-manicured gardens or engage in traditional outdoor games on the sprawling lawns.

Overall, Dunley Plantation in Devon is a captivating destination that seamlessly blends history and nature. With its stunning woodlands, historic manor house, and array of recreational offerings, it provides an idyllic setting for those seeking a tranquil escape or a deeper connection with the region's rich heritage.

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Dunley Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.597721/-3.6391602 or Grid Reference SX8478. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Guide Stone at Five Lanes Cross, Stickwick Hill, Hennock Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Five Lanes Cross, just off Stickwick Hill, a quarter mile South of Hennock; junction to Warmhill, in hedgerow on grass bank.

Inscription reads:-
South-west side: TO / S. BOVEY, North-west side: TO / MORETON, North-east side: TO / HENNOCK, East side: TO / EXETER, South-east side: TO / CHUDLEIGH.

Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1165927
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Surveyed

Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN01.
Old Guide Stone at Five Lanes Cross, Stickwick Hill, Hennock
Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Five Lanes Cross, just off Stickwick Hill, a quarter mile South of Hennock; junction to Warmhill, in hedgerow on grass bank. Inscription reads:- South-west side: TO / S. BOVEY, North-west side: TO / MORETON, North-east side: TO / HENNOCK, East side: TO / EXETER, South-east side: TO / CHUDLEIGH. Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1165927 LinkExternal link Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN01.
Old Guide Stone south of Hennock Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Shameface Lane, Y-junction with old dirt lane, on bank above junction.

Inscription reads:-
: TO / CHUDLEIGH : : TO / HENNOCK : : TO / ?? :

Surveyed

Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN07
Old Guide Stone south of Hennock
Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Shameface Lane, Y-junction with old dirt lane, on bank above junction. Inscription reads:- : TO / CHUDLEIGH : : TO / HENNOCK : : TO / ?? : Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN07
Gate for Higher Crockham Farm
Gate for Higher Crockham Farm
Bales above Higher Crockham Farm
Bales above Higher Crockham Farm
Road to New Barn Farm The farm is in the valley of a small stream that flows north-eastward to the Teign
Road to New Barn Farm
The farm is in the valley of a small stream that flows north-eastward to the Teign
Bridleway near Hennock Looking north-west up this old track climbing steeply from the Five Lanes junction. Ramsons growing in abundance.
Bridleway near Hennock
Looking north-west up this old track climbing steeply from the Five Lanes junction. Ramsons growing in abundance.
New Barn Looking from the road. I like the deluxe tree guards.
New Barn
Looking from the road. I like the deluxe tree guards.
Valley beside Trusham Quarry The lane from Huish Cross descends a steep valley whose landscape has been utterly transformed on its northern side by <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/17970">SX8480 : Trusham Quarry</a>. Seen from the entrance to Riley.
Valley beside Trusham Quarry
The lane from Huish Cross descends a steep valley whose landscape has been utterly transformed on its northern side by SX8480 : Trusham Quarry. Seen from the entrance to Riley.
Lane past Trusham Quarry A view from almost the same spot as <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1215996">SX8480 : Valley beside Trusham Quarry</a>, concentrating on the lane down the valley.
Lane past Trusham Quarry
A view from almost the same spot as SX8480 : Valley beside Trusham Quarry, concentrating on the lane down the valley.
Valley below Hennock A view from the lane between Huish Cross and Trusham Quarry. Hennock is the village on the hill, in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SX8380">SX8380</a>.
Valley below Hennock
A view from the lane between Huish Cross and Trusham Quarry. Hennock is the village on the hill, in SX8380.
Farmland and lane southeast of Hennock The lane is dropping from Huish Cross to Trusham Quarry. In the distance is the white of Canonteign House.
Farmland and lane southeast of Hennock
The lane is dropping from Huish Cross to Trusham Quarry. In the distance is the white of Canonteign House.
Straw bales near Higher Crockham Farm This is the field behind the gate shown in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3553550">SX8480 : Bales above Higher Crockham Farm</a>.
Straw bales near Higher Crockham Farm
This is the field behind the gate shown in SX8480 : Bales above Higher Crockham Farm.
Towards Hennock From where <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5845472">SX8480 : Straw bales near Higher Crockham Farm</a> was taklen, looking left. Hennock lies along the hillside.
Towards Hennock
From where SX8480 : Straw bales near Higher Crockham Farm was taklen, looking left. Hennock lies along the hillside.
Old Guide Stone at Five Lanes Cross, Stickwick Hill, Hennock Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Five Lanes Cross, just off Stickwick Hill, a quarter mile South of Hennock; junction to Warmhill, in hedgerow on grass bank.

Inscription reads:-
South-west side: TO / S. BOVEY, North-west side: TO / MORETON, North-east side: TO / HENNOCK, East side: TO / EXETER, South-east side: TO / CHUDLEIGH.

Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1165927
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Surveyed

Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN01.
Old Guide Stone at Five Lanes Cross, Stickwick Hill, Hennock
Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Five Lanes Cross, just off Stickwick Hill, a quarter mile South of Hennock; junction to Warmhill, in hedgerow on grass bank. Inscription reads:- South-west side: TO / S. BOVEY, North-west side: TO / MORETON, North-east side: TO / HENNOCK, East side: TO / EXETER, South-east side: TO / CHUDLEIGH. Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1165927 LinkExternal link Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN01.
Old Guide Stone south of Hennock Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Shameface Lane, Y-junction with old dirt lane, on bank above junction.

Inscription reads:-
: TO / CHUDLEIGH : : TO / HENNOCK : : TO / ?? :
 
Surveyed

Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN07
Old Guide Stone south of Hennock
Dartmoor granite guidepost by the UC road, in parish of Hennock (Teignbridge District), Shameface Lane, Y-junction with old dirt lane, on bank above junction. Inscription reads:- : TO / CHUDLEIGH : : TO / HENNOCK : : TO / ?? : Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DV_XHEN07
Power lines and the Teign Valley road, looking north
Power lines and the Teign Valley road, looking north
Bovey Tracey - Churchyard Cross The parish church is St Peter, St Paul, and St Thomas of Canterbury (PPT) and a church has been on this hilltop site since the 10th century. The cross stands to the south of the church, facing East Street.
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Bovey Tracey - Churchyard Cross
The parish church is St Peter, St Paul, and St Thomas of Canterbury (PPT) and a church has been on this hilltop site since the 10th century. The cross stands to the south of the church, facing East Street. LinkExternal link
Bovey Tracey - Footpath Sign Signpost on East Street with sign for Public Footpath and a maritime-themed plaque for Devon.
Bovey Tracey - Footpath Sign
Signpost on East Street with sign for Public Footpath and a maritime-themed plaque for Devon.
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Dunley Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SX8478 (Lat: 50.597721, Lng: -3.6391602)

Administrative County: Devon

District: Teignbridge

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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