Notes: There was once a stone with a block cemented in place here. It had the words ‘Heidi’s Cross’ and had a small cross carved into it. I understand that this item no longer exists. I have not been out to find this stone yet so the grid reference is a total guesstimate but it is supposed to be about 50 paces north of Crazywell Cross. This item has been classified as a memorial item.
Acknowledgement(s): Many thanks to Graham Hart for bringing this item to the attention of Dartefacts. Graham’s photo of this item to be added.
Dartmoor Crosses
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Notes: Horseyeatt. On the east side of the disused railway, just before the bridge that passes over the footpath that leads to Gipsy Rock from the B3212.
It reads:
1 “The View of A Lifetime” /
When one follows a path through the wilderness that is living. /
And it seems set along a course so apparent of pre-set destiny.
It has been suggested that the missing plaque (No.3) was attached to a wooden gate, or fence, that has since been replaced.
Acknowledgement: Information kindly provided by Mark Fenlon.
