A Book of Dartmoor by Sabine Baring-Gould — Read

The moors on the south not bold -- South Brent -- Destruction of / the screen -- The Avon -- Zeal Plains crowded with prehistoric / remains -- The Abbots' Way -- Huntingdon's Cross -- Petre's / Cross -- Hobajohn's Cross -- Stone row -- Remains upon Erme / Plains -- The Staldon stone row -- Other rows -- Beehive / huts -- Harford church -- Hall -- The Duchess of Kingston -- The Yealm / valley -- Blowing-houses -- Long wall -- Hawns and Dendles -- The tripper / and ferns -- Wisdome -- Slade -- Fardell -- The Fardell Stone.

This not very interesting spot may be chosen as a centre whence the Avon, Erme, and Yealm river valleys may be explored. The distances are considerable, but the railway facilitates reaching starting-points -- South Brent for the Avon, and Cornwood for the Yealm. It is advisable to ascend one river, cross a ridge, and descend another river.