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"Clapper" bridge, Postbridge, Dartmoor  
   

"Clapper" bridge, Postbridge, Dartmoor

Reputedly one of the best preserved examples of this ancient type of bridge construction - this one built sometime before 1380. The slabs are over 4m long and 2m wide - large enough for the passage of small carts.
Dartmoor

September 29th 2012
Today, as the weather was forecast to be fine, we decided to spend the day on Dartmoor, which is in Devon, about an hour's drive away. We stopped in the little village of Postbridge (to get a pastie for lunch) and luckily decided to pop into the excellent visitor information centre. In retrospect that was a very good decision as we probably would never have found the places we wanted to visit ... read more
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