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Welcome to the dartmoor explorations home page
Antiquities
Dartmoor Calendar
Expeditions
Farming
Granite
- Standing Stones
Industry
Military
Newtakes
Parish and Manor Boundaries
People
Towns, Villages and Hamlets
Then and Now
Water
Contact

Dartmoor Explorations

A collection of walks, discoveries, insights and pictures of exploring Dartmoor National Park

August 25, 2020

NORTH HESSARY TOR

Steve Grigg

NH1 — 1906, before the 1930’s trig pillar added or the PCWW inscription

NH2 — North Hessary Tor (aka Hisworthy, Ysfother, Hisworthie, Efforther) from August 2020

NH3 — This inscription is on the lowest mossy rock at the bottom of the tor below and to the right of the trig pillar. It is difficult to decipher

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