F11 - Full screen
F11 - Normal view


Home & Contents

           

"Alt" + ß
or Backspace
to go back pages


Contents

Previous walks

Stereo & Full Screen viewing

Links

Weather

 

This walk: 2011-5-27. Hobajohn's Cross, Longstone, terminal blocking stones, windblown tree, Sharp Tor, Erme valley, bluebells, St. Petroc's Church, Harford.

Walk details below - Information about the route etc.

 

Hobajohn's Cross, at SX 65513 60475.

 

The recumbent Longstone, SX 6543 6074, with Ugborough Beacon cairns beyond.

 

Terminal blocking stone(s) of the double stone rows, at SX 65042 61114. The rows are not easily seen in this area.

 

Windblown tree with Sharp Tor behind.

 

Piles Copse (left) and Sharp tor (right).

 

View up the Erme valley to Piles Copse with a carpet of bluebells in the mid-distance.

 

St. Petroc's Church, Harford, built on Saxon foundations, probably built in the 15th and 16th centuries ..... (St Petroc) .....

 

The knave .....

 

The (south) aisle .....

 

Two spare bells!

 

Died the "xxix" i.e. 29th day of October 1620 ..... 391 years ago.

 

The transept, altar, pulpit and lectern .....

 

The parish of Harford has about 77 people. Somehow, we managed not to see Harford Church Cross in the churchyard - can you see it?!

 

The lych gate into the churchyard.

 

Walk details

MAP:  Red = GPS satellite track of the walk. As this was a repeat of the walk done on the 25th May, the whole map of the track is not being repeated here. The section of the red track of the walk shows our wanderings on the old 1861 rifle range, looking for the range marker stones. On this occasion, we got the bearing of the first lane wrong. However, we did locate the four butts and the four obsrvation pits, plus a small number of 100, 150 & 200 yard marker stones. Next time, we'll be better prepared with marker poles, flags etc.

 


Ordnance Survey © Crown copyright 2005. All rights reserved. Licence number 100047373.
Also, Copyright © 2005, Memory-Map Europe, with permission.

 

This walk was accessed by taking the road east from Cornwood, via Torr and Harford to Harford Moor Gate.

 

Statistics
Distance - 10.3 km / 6.4 miles
 

 


Navigation training and events on Dartmoor
Courses attended etc

 

 


Digital maps for your computer so you
 can download routes to your GPS unit


 


Ordnance Survey © Crown copyright
& Conditions of Use
This web site contains Ordnance Survey information, reproduced under the www.dartmoorcam.co.uk Ordnance Survey license, number 100047373.  Click HERE for further copyright & free map details.

 

 website stats