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View from the Dam at Meldon
Place: Meldon Reservoir
Category: Moorland
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About: The walk across the dam at Meldon gives many fascinating views. This area is described by the Dartmoor National Park Authority as: a good starting point for a visit to Black-a-Tor Copse and the highest point on Dartmoor namely High Willhayes.
Photograph Added: 9th February 2008
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Perfect Reflections on the Reservoir
Place: Meldon Reservoir
Category: Moorland
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About: The still waters of the reservoir give almost perfect reflections of the surrounding countryside.
Photograph Added: 9th February 2008
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View of the Dam at Meldon Reservoir
Place: Meldon Reservoir
Category: Moorland
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About: Meldon Reservoir is not far from Okehampton and it is a good starting point for many rambles or walks across the moors. The dam itself was completed in 1972 and when crossing it visitors can enjoy views of the water spanning the West Okement Valley ......
Photograph Added: 15th January 2008
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Moorland Sheep by the Reservoir
Place: Meldon Reservoir
Category: Moorland
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About: All the sheep that we saw by the reservoir all had their distinctive markings or brands, this one was a fetching turquoise blue colour. There is plenty of car parking available at Meldon Reservoir although at nearly 900 ft above sea level with steep ......
Photograph Added: 15th January 2008
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Wintry Tor
Place: Dartmoor
Category: Moorland
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About: There are a great many tors on Dartmoor and these help to give the moor its characteristic features. Tors come in many different shapes and sizes but most consist of striated granite. Some of the tors are called avenue tors where two or more piles......
Photograph Added: 7th November 2007
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