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65 (2%) of Registered Dartefacters have visited this item. They are: H.Smyly, Dave Hamnett, rachfarley, paul glanville, Baron Baskerville, Chris Taylor, CocosCrew, Leo, weelassie, walkingkj, Joy Topping, Clanger, Ale Drinking Wanderer, haavl, Ecky, Celia Tanner, BarefootinBude, RVC, Jamaine, John Paver, joCam, JennyNatureWriter, Simon40, simonb, Sarah Buck, Steve Hill, Lynn Miller, John Deakins, nickstreet36, davebates, WaternMan, TavyPritch, DartyToni, Wbarritt, jeremy4444, Ollismark, Peter Brooks, KeithRyan, maparle, The_greenman, Karin B, Max Piper, Mike Jeffery, Anne17, Drinneevar, Amanda Ellis, SteveGrigg, Fr66, bobfitzy62, Neil Handley, ChrisHaigh1206, Sheron, Beth Robotham, BevDickinson, Paulmilsom, Hadrian, noisemonkey, Torbagga, Fidget, Dartmoor Paul, mkcladi, Mad1, Pat, delpez, DartmoorFromAnAutisticPerspective

Notes: Hingstone Hill is rather open, rounded and scattered with clitter all over the place. Dartmoor 365 uses the name to refer to the Prehistoric items nearby.

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