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31 (1%) of Registered Dartefacters have visited this item. They are: Dave Hamnett, Neil Armstrong, paul glanville, Torbagga, John Deakins, Dartmoor Paul, Fidget, ChrisHaigh1206, rachfarley, Pat, CocosCrew, Joy Topping, JennyNatureWriter, simonb, Chris Taylor, Bridgemarker Tim, Lynn Miller, Hadrian, Jamaine, Neil Handley, Clanger, Alboran, BevDickinson, Amanda Ellis, Sheron, Ollismark, Peter Brooks, Fr66, SteveGrigg, Karin B, Max Piper

Thanks to Neil Armstrong for bringing this one to my attention – and the name ‘HencherClaw’! Thanks as well to Anthony Francis-Jones for ‘The Lion’s Claw’ name and initial 8-fig grid reference.

This is where the Red Brook tumbles down through a trough or ‘traw’ and a lovely ‘cascade’ of small streams makes a claw-like pattern.

Unfortunately on the day of my visit the GPS was playing up and so I have to return at a later date to accurate ‘fix’ this location. Oh well, it’s a tough job but someone has to do it!

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