Notes: Spotted by Paul Rendell. Not recorded it seems on historic maps, this is likely a newer B.M.
Acknowledgement: Many thanks to Paul for these images.
Notes: Spotted by Paul Rendell. Not recorded it seems on historic maps, this is likely a newer B.M.
Acknowledgement: Many thanks to Paul for these images.
Acknowledgement: Photo kindly supplied by Tim Jenkinson.
This delightful upper footpath enjoys stunning views over the Ashburn valley and is within walking distance of the town centre. A number of benches are dotted along the path, encouraging you to pause.
Described as a “Granite and iron drinking fountain, c1901, moved here from original position. 2 stage octagonal base, with column in centre, surmounted by a large standard. Lower stage rough-faced with trough for dogs. Upper stage smooth faced, with trough for overflow from former water outlet on e side. On w side is incised inscription in memory of Robert Edward Bovey.” It is on the east side of North Street.
Reference: Dartmoor HER