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Today I explored one of the circular heritage trails that have been recently mapped, described and signposted by an initiative in the parish.

A combination of lanes hemmed in by Cornish hedges and public footpaths brought me into fields featuring mighty oaks and surprising vistas: all the way across the meanders of the Tamar estuary to Plymouth and out to sea; across rolling fields to the high ground of Dartmoor and Kit Hill.

Left: glimpse of Dartmoor on the horizon – perfect weather for a hike on the moor makes me yearn to regain post-COVID-19 freedom to roam up there once more. On the right, Kit Hill beyond a bucolic scene.

Simply beautiful and uplifting!

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 Posted on April 21, 2020 by

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