Geo: 50.5441, -3.99043We then headed along a different route back to Plymouth. Once again it started to get foggy, misty, and rainy. At times we couldn't see much past the edge of the roads, so it got monotonous fairly soon. I must have dozed on and off most of the trip back. I had just woken up from a snooze when we entered Dartmoor National Park about 2 p.m.. Everyone was excited about hoping to see the Dartmoor Ponies. I thought, what so exciting about seeing ponies. Apparently these small, tough ponies have lived on the moor since at least the 10th century. They are America's equivalent to mustangs, being that they are wild. We encountered a small group of 4 near the edge of the road. So, we pulled over and some of us got
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