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This collection of granite rocks overlooks the beautiful village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor in the Dartmoor National Park. The rocks are thought to be the inspiration of the fictional 'Dream Tor' described in author and poet Beatrice Chase's novel.

Number 9 East St (now a greengrocer) has a fire insurance mark on the front of the building. These were placed at a height that was easy to see, but out of the reach of thieves. This was issued by the Royal Insurance Company which was founded in 1845. Early insurance companies also had fire departments that would put out fires in buildings insured with that company.

This building is known as the headquarters of the Monster Raving Loony Party - Alan Hope ("Howling Lord Hope") the leader of the official Monster Raving Loony Party is the longest serving political leader in the UK and lived here until 1999.

Lovely little easy trig point to bag close to the road with great views.

A spectacular rolling road section along here from Hay Tor to Hemsworthy Gate and from Hemsworthy Gate towards Widecombe, with smooth tarmac and incredible moorland views. The gate refers to the cattle grid and stone wall near the road junction for Widecombe, Bickington and Hay Tor.

Stout boots, warm hat and care at the top

Look at the slates hanging above the Ashburton Co-op store and you should be able to pick out the suits of a pack of cards. The building was originally an old gambling den and later became the ‘Card House Cafe.

Look out for the plaque at Church’s hardware shop in North Street. Whilst pursuing royalist troops following their defeat at Bovey Tracey, General Fairfax stayed the night at the Mermaid Inn which is now Church’s.