HAYES BARTON THE SAD HEATH DAWLISH WARREN THE OLD GREY HOUSE BERRY POMEROY BERRY HEAD THE QUARRY AND THE BRIDGE BAGTOR OKEHAMPTON CASTLE THE GORGE THE GLEN A DEVON CROSS COOMBE OLD DELABOLE TINTAGEL A CORNISH CROSS East of Exe River and south of those rolling heaths crowned by the encampment of Woodberry, there lies a green valley surrounded by forest and hill. Beyond it rise great bluffs that break in precipices upon the sea. They are dimmed to sky colour by a gentle wind from the east, for Eurus, however fierce his message, sweeps a fair garment about him. Out of the blue mists that hide distance the definition brightens and lesser hills range themselves, their knolls dark with pine, thei…
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