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This stupendous tor has an appropriate name, rising sharply from the river below. It is the principle pile of the group of tors known as ‘Tavy Cleave Tors’.

Further Reading:

• Jenkinson, T. (2019): Dartmoor Magazine, Issue 134, Spring: Dartmoor Discovered: Tavy Cleave Tors, pp.48-49.

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