Rachel Jennings
Dartmoor greetings cards
Cards are A6, made from recycled paper and packed in
bio-degradable corn starch bags.
Price £5.75 per pack of 3, inc. P & P.
Crockern Tor is reputed to be the home of Old Crockern, the ancient spirit of Dartmoor, who keeps his fearsome pack of Wisht Hounds in nearby Wistman's Wood and hunts the moors on dark nights.
Crockern Tor
Haytor, with its panoramic views of both moor and coast, is probably the most distinctive and well-visited tor on Dartmoor.
Haytor Midsummer
The four distinctively shaped fields near Birch Tor are said to mark the spot where gambler Jan Reynolds dropped his cards as he was carried off by theDevil.
Birch Tor with Aces Fields
Pack 3:
Dartmoor Tors I
Although later adopted by the Dartmoor tinners, the three hares emblem is actually an ancient symbol of fertility and rebirth.
Full Moon at Hare Tor
According to one legend St. Michael’s Church on Brent Tor was built with the help of the Archangel Michael, who thwarted the Devil’s attempts to demolish it each night.
Brent Tor
Midwinter
Arguably the most poetically named of Dartmoor's tors, although the derivation of the name remains a mystery.
Honeybag Tor
Pack 4:
Dartmoor Tors II
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