Dartmoor National Park is peat bogs, pine forests and ponies (lots of ponies); mile upon mile of open moorland, crowned with tors; and stars – more than I could count, than I’ve ever seen before – twinkling against inky skies. Over Easter, Laurence and I spent five days hiking across Dartmoor National Park, sampling cream teas, exploring market towns and quaint villages and getting very (very) sunburnt along the way. I’ll retrace our footsteps through Tavistock, Princetown, Postbridge and Widecombe-in-the-Moor in subsequent posts, but for now, here’s a selection of my favourite snapshots . . .










Like a breath of fresh air. I’d love to go there for a wander, looks very peaceful & beautiful. You’ve got some great photos 🙂
Caz xx
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Thanks! Dartmoor has something for everyone – longer trails and short but scenic wanders 🙂 It was so nice to escape to the countryside and have some fresh air for a few days. X
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Gorgeous! And even though I’m not British, I do think that jam, then cream, is the way to go for scones– it’s practical!
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It’s a beautiful corner of the country, that’s for sure! Jam then cream is definitely my preferred way to have a scone 🙂
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Great post 😁
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Thanks!
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Lovely photos. It is not a place that I know a lot about nice to discover a bit more with your post.
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I’d happily return to see more of what Dartmoor National Park has to offer 🙂
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