Dr. Peter Sanders tells us: "Pepperdon Down has an extensive rocky summit, the name Pepperdon Tor seems appropriate. The rocks of the tor are prominent from various viewpoints but no name seems to be attached to them."
These are the northern rocks on Pepperdon Down, a small tor in its own right but situated on Private Land. The tor was also described by Steve Jenkins.
Pepperdon Rocks North
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Grid Ref:
SX 7769 8557
Height:
340m
Parish:
Moretonhampstead
Tor Classification:
Emergent
Access:
Private (but visible from public land)
Rock Type:
Granite
Credit:
Steve Jenkins Alan Watson Dr. Peter Sanders
Reference / Further Reading:
Tim Jenkinson: East Dartmoor The Hidden Landscape: Rocks and Tors (published privately)
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