Rachel Jennings
Dartmoor greetings cards
Cards are A6, made from recycled paper and packed in bio-degradable corn starch bags. Price £2.25 each including P & P.
The Rowan, or Mountain Ash, provides a welcome splash of colour in late summer, its bright berries proving irresistible to the birdlife of Dartmoor.
Spinster's Rock, a neolithic tomb near Drewsteignton, was called 'Lle Yspiennwr rhongoa' by the Celts, a name which translates as 'the open star-gazing place'.
The open star-gazing place
Feather Tor Thieves
Dartmoor is a rich habitat for wildlife and has a wealth of birds, including the redstart, blackcap, stonechat, cuckoo and, of course, the skylark.
Cuckoo Rock
Arguably the most poetically named of Dartmoor's tors, although the derivation of the name remains a mystery.
Honeybag Tor
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
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