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Long-form local writing on Totnes, Dartington and Buckfastleigh - walks, markets, places to stay, food, family days out and the heritage that sits behind it all.
Dartington Hall combines a 1,200-acre estate, 26-acre listed gardens, cinema, theatre and food. Here is how to plan a relaxed day at…
Ride seven miles of restored Great Western branch line between Buckfastleigh and Totnes Riverside on the South Devon Railway. Tickets, timings and…
Where to stay in Totnes covers the organic Bull Inn, the Royal Seven Stars on The Plains and the riverside Steam Packet,…
The Totnes Good Food Sunday market and the Friday and Saturday street market are the town at its tastiest. Here is when…
How to walk to Berry Pomeroy Castle from Totnes: route, parking, opening times, history and a guide to one of Devon's most…
Totnes Castle is one of England's finest surviving Norman motte and baileys. Here is how to visit, what to look for, and…
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Norman castle, Saturday market, organic groceries, alternative high street. South Devon's most distinctive market town and an unofficial capital of slow living.
Medieval hall, Henry Moore sculptures, gardens, cider press, deer park. A working estate that has been a centre of progressive arts and education since 1925.
Buckfast Abbey, the South Devon Railway steam line, Pennywell Farm, the otter sanctuary. The market town where the Dart Valley meets the moor.
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