Climbing onto the moor

Making my way from Ivybridge onto Harford moor - the southern portion of Dartmoor national park.
Making my way from Ivybridge onto Harford moor - the southern portion of Dartmoor national park.
Piles copse sits on the northern boundary of the land owned by a city trader who controversially challenged the right to camp on Dartmoor in the courts. On previous trips I generally go down into theもっと詳しく
After about three hours of walking, I took a break to eat some grapes in the ruins of an old building, possibly a shepherd or mine worker’s cottage. The ruin stood at the intersection of the the oldもっと詳しく
A lonely, slate roofed farmhouse on the moor is my next waypoint. It’s common to go for hours without seeing another soul on the moors, but the bridal way that I joined to pass Nun’s cross farmもっと詳しく
I headed down to a lower part of the moor, stopping off at crazy well pool to cool off. I stopped off at a ruined and long abandoned settlement in the woods, before heading on to burrator reservoir.もっと詳しく
From the reservoir, I made a steep climb over rough, rocky terrain to the top of leather tor. From there I continued to Sharpi tor (which really makes a mark on the landscape) and sat for a while toもっと詳しく
The wind had picked up in the night and was still quite brisk by morning. After my customary period of fussing with my gear, I pressed on with my walk, first to warm up and then to take advantage of aもっと詳しく