A few logs, or tree trunks.

Part of the ruins of a sawing depot ..... Charles Barrington (Duchy Steward, lived here mid-late 1800's), extended the local planting and was reputedly responsible for 10,000 trees. By WW1, these were ready for harvesting. An aerial ropeway was constructed to Princetown to get the wood to a railway .....

Another view from inside the old depot .....

As previous photograph, looking out .....

As previous photograph, trying to capture the trees reflected in the water.

Part of Bellever Forest (left) and Sousson's Down (right) with Riddon Ridge in the centre.

A view to Hamel Down (the high ridge) with the corner of Little Newtake Plantation (Brimpts).

Zoomed view to the Warren House Inn.

A view of the farm fields at Babeny (another ancient tenement).

Zoomed view to Sharp Tor, Sharp Tor, SX 686 729, elevation 380 metres (1246 feet), showing the road going uphill from Dartmeet to Ponsworthy and towards Widecombe-in-the-Moor.

Bellever Tor (left), Loughtor Man standing stone, and Laughter Tor (right) .....

Bellever Tor, SX 644 764, elevation 443 metres (1453 feet) .....

Loughtor Man, SX 65221 75390 ......

Laughter Tor, 653 757, elevation 420 metres (1377 feet).

What we know as Pixie Snot aka Pixie Dust found on the moor sometimes, possibly produced by a female frog whose egg-laying process has gone awry, in November?

An overview of four samples, at SX 65290 74798.

 Adit Shaft of Brimpts North ine ..... approximately SX 6535 7513 .....

A slightly closer view .....

Approaching the Engine Shaft of Brimpts North Mine .....

North Mine information board.  Click the photograph to see a larger version.