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An old mining village named after the church and the nearby River Tavy.Black Down is to the north. The nearby 18th century engine house of Wheal Betsy mined silver-lead and is now a National Trust attraction and famous landmark.
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This old stannary town was once the world's major copper producing area. There is a…
Two Bridges is a popular Dartmoor beauty spot beside the West Dart River.
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700-year-old home of Elizabethan seafarers Drake and Grenville
In the 13th century,…
The breathtaking Lopwell Dam on the upper tidal mark of the River Tavy is an excellent…
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In particular, the disused sites of Cann and Bickleigh Vale quarries are worth a look. …
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TopTracer Driving Range, see if you can climb the leaderboard, and beat your family and…
A wooded valley of the River Plym, springtime sees the woodland floor covered with wild…
The Bridging the Tamar Visitor and Learning Centre celebrates the heritage of both the…
In 2014, the Mee family kindly donated Dartmoor Zoological Park to ‘Dartmoor Zoological…
The aim of the Plym Valley Railway is to re-build a one and a half mile section of the…
Central Park is the largest park in Plymouth. It was originally created in 1928 as a park…
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