Parked at Burrator Lake and went up to Down Tor and to the magnificent Stone Circle and Row. Then we followed the Devonport Leat to Crazy Well Pool and back. Almost a year after this visit: Crazy Well with E and A
Down Tor Stone circle and row
Devonport Leat
Crazy Well Pool
Crazy Well Pool
A walk down the Meavy river and up Devonport Leat up to Crazy Well Pool and across Newleycombe lake to the very impressive Down Tor stone circle and row. Dartmoor is dry there are no bogs and walking is easy.
The Meavy “waterfall”
Devonport Leat
Crazy Well Pool
Down Tor Stone row
Down Tor Stone row
Down Tor Stone row
Down Tor Stone row
Down Tor Stone row
These guys had a similar idea, Perfectly timed! http://bigsplashswimming.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/summer-solstice-sunrise-swim.html
or is it Cow Wic or Cowswic
We’ve been here just over 4 yrs ago, and wanted to come back ever since. Here are some Flickr pictures from the past: http://www.flickr.com/photos/danaron/sets/72157620954626179/with/3689330077/
We went to the head of devonport leat, on the West Dart, and then into the magical Wistman’s Wood
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