Foggintor Quarry near Princetown, Dartmoor (photo by Jeff Collins)
Princetown is the highest town on the moor, but it's mainly well known as the site of Dartmoor Prison (photo by Martin Bodman)
The outskirts of Princetown (photo by Steve Barnes)
Misty morning in Princetown (photo by Nigel Cox)
St Michael and All Angels church in Princetown, Dartmoor (photo by by Tom Jolliffe)
Postbridge is a little hamlet just in the heart of the Dartmoor National Park (photograph by Brian Henman)
This lovely Devon village is a great place to start a hill walk from (photograph by Cyril Doussin)
Postbridge has a sprinkle of houses, a shop and an inn (photograph by Lorraine Phelan)
But the village is mainly best known for its ancient slab (or clapper) bridge, crossing the river Dart (photograph by Laura Thorne)
Postrbridge clapper bridge was built in the 13th century to allow the horses to carry tin to Tavistock (photograph by Nigel Cox)
St Gabriel's church in Postbridge (photograph by Derek Harper)
Chalk cliffs at the village of Beer, south-east Devon
Castle Rock at Lynton, Devon (photo by Christine Matthews)
Hollicombe beach in Paignton, South Devon (photo by Tom Jolliffe)
Red cliffs at Dawlish, the south coast of Devon (photo by Kenneth Yarham)
The South Devon Railway Sea Wall is one the most photographed stretches of railway in the UK (photo by Paul Anderson)
Sleepy Lime Street in Moretonhampstead, Devon (picture by Derek Harper)
St Andrew's Church in Moretonhampstead, Devon (photo by Robert Cutts)
Almshouses in Moretonhampstead (photo by Penny Mayes) 
Cross Street in Moretonhampstead (photo by Colin Pyle)
Tongue twisting Moretonhampstead lies on the edge of Dartmoor (photo by Martin Bodman) 
