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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.
Every Tuesday in summer, Totnes market traders dress in Tudor costume to mark the town's Elizabethan charter. A guide to Charter Days,…
Sharpham Estate near Totnes: the riverside trail, the vineyard now at Sandridge Barton, mindfulness retreats and a walk along one of the…
The best cafes in Totnes pour single-origin coffee, bake sourdough on site and use produce from the Dart Valley. Here are the…
Buckfast Abbey is a working Benedictine monastery near Buckfastleigh with free entry, beautiful gardens and an extraordinary 20th-century rebuild story.
Sharpham wine and cheese has been made in the Dart Valley since the 1980s. Here is how to visit Sandridge Barton, taste…
Visit Buckfast Abbey near Buckfastleigh: a working Benedictine monastery on the edge of Dartmoor, with gardens, church, shop and refectory, all free…
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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.
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