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  1. Routes do not operate to regular schedules. It is common for an operator to, moor ,a barge at a riverside town and collect freight and passengers over a period of
  2. Never defined precisely. Until the establishment of a turnpike road through the, moor ,(the present A30) in the 1770s the size of the moor land area made travel
  3. Reward on the moor . Medieval and modern times when practicable areas of the, moor ,were used for pasture by herdsmen from the parishes surrounding the moor .
  4. Ales house *Codon or Caw sand Beacon – prominent hill, northern extremity of, moor , site of beacon fire for invasion warning *Cranmer Pool – original letterbox
  5. At similar height in the rest of England. At Princeton, near the center of the, moor ,at a height of, January and February are the coldest months with mean minimum
  6. Is taken up on both cables to limit the swing or to align the vessel. Bahamian, moor ,Similar to the above, a Bahamian moor is used to sharply limit the swing range
  7. Fern worthy Forest, nr. Crawford *Great Links Tor – dominant tor on NW scarp of, moor ,*Hay tor Granite Tramway – remarkable early tramway with stone rails; ran from
  8. The LIFFE in an area now known as Wood Quay. The Dub Line was a lake used to, moor ,ships and was connected to the LIFFE by the Paddle. These lakes were covered
  9. In origin. In the 20th century three reservoirs have been constructed on the, moor ,; these are Coliform Lake, Siblyback Lake and Crowd reservoirs which supply
  10. In England. Of still greater importance are the great deposits at Thurber, moor ,(in Angel) and Adam, which contained large quantities of arms, ornaments
  11. Rows. And many prehistoric stone barrows and circles lie scattered across the, moor , In a program shown in 2007 Channel 4's Time Team investigated a 500 meter
  12. In London and in the Leicestershire hunting country, and a Scottish grouse, moor , The couple circulated in high society, even occasionally dining with the King.
  13. Times 10,000 years ago, in the Mesolithic period, hunter-gatherers wandered the, moor ,when it was wooded and had a temperate climate. There are several documented
  14. Near Temple and flows south to join the Iowa. On the southern slopes of the, moor ,lies Primary Pool. It is Cornwall's only natural inland lake and is glacial in
  15. Only became reasonably productive when gunpowder became available. The, moor ,gave its name (Foreshore) to one of the medieval districts called tanneries
  16. Is at least five times as frequent. On the highest ground, in the north of the, moor , the growing season is less than 175 days - this contrasts with some 300 days
  17. 10 miles north of Island and 13 miles west of Bellingham, the former grouse, moor ,is now part of the Work forest, but there are areas still not covered by
  18. It to steady wind, current or wave conditions. One method of accomplishing this, moor ,is to set a bow anchor normally, then drop back to the limit of the bow cable (
  19. Of these date back to the 14th century and sometimes earlier. Some way into the, moor ,stands the town of Princeton, the site of the notorious Dart moor Prison, which
  20. Office data shows that there was an average of 20 days when snow fell on the, moor , and over 40 days a year with hail, which is as high as anywhere else in the
  21. Bodmin Moor File: MapRiversSoutheastCornwallUK. GIF|Rivers southeast of Bodmin, moor ,File: MapOfRiverCamelCornwallUK. JPG|Rivers northwest of Bodmin Moor Parishes
  22. Now provide a valuable historical resource. The oldest leisure pursuit on the, moor ,is hill walking. William Crossing's definitive Guide to Dart moor was published
  23. Plaque and letterbox in his memory were placed at Duck's Pool on the southern, moor , Parts of the Two Moors Way and the Temple Way are on Dart moor . Letter boxing
  24. And deer. Rumors abound of large wild cats such as cougars roaming wild on the, moor , but little evidence has been forthcoming and until anything more substantial
  25. JPG|Rivers northwest of Bodmin Moor Parishes The parishes on the, moor ,are as follows: History and antiquities Prehistoric times 10,000 years ago, in
  26. Swing or to align the vessel. Bahamian moor Similar to the above, a Bahamian, moor ,is used to sharply limit the swing range of a vessel, but allows it to swing to
  27. Stickleback geological fault *Navy Cleave – dramatic river gorge on western, moor ,near Mary Navy *Teign-e-ver – confluence of North Reign and Fallbrook; clapper
  28. Stone circles, kistvaens, cairns and stone rows are to be found on the, moor , The most significant sites include: *Upper Erie stone row is the longest on
  29. Drained and form marshes (in hot summers these can dry out). The rest of the, moor ,is mostly rough pasture or overgrown with heather and other low vegetation. The
  30. Part of that route: it would have been particularly useful in this part of the, moor ,with few landmarks where a traveler straying from the path could easily end up
  31. Grey face Dart moor - which are descended from breeds which have roamed on the, moor ,since at least the 17th century. They are still to be found there, but are now
  32. The English county of Devon. Its high granite walls dominate this area of the, moor , The prison is owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, and is operated by Her Majesty
  33. The parishes surrounding the moor . Granite boulders were also taken from the, moor ,and used for stone posts and to a certain extent for building (such material
  34. Herds of cattle and domestic sheep can be seen apparently roaming free on the, moor , All are owned by farmers and let out graze. Each is branded - the sheep
  35. Lying between the two anchors and the load is taken equally on each cable. This, moor ,also to some degree limits the range of a vessel's swing to a narrower oval.
  36. Tor and Ca radon Hill are the most prominent hills. Considerable areas of the, moor ,are poorly drained and form marshes (in hot summers these can dry out). The
  37. 10,000 beef cows,55,000 breeding ewes and 1,000 horses and ponies. Most of the, moor ,is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SCSI) and has been officially
  38. Typically contains many energetic stunts. The most popular stunt is called the, moor , or peacock, in which a dancer sits on someone's shoulders, while another
  39. Early Bronze Age ceremonial site can be found to the east of St Reward on the, moor , Medieval and modern times when practicable areas of the moor were used for
  40. Access provided by the construction of the first turnpike roads over the, moor ,: the road between Ashburn and Two Bridges opened in around 1800,for instance
  41. Moor and is referred to in the sale catalog of 1889 as the" Finest grouse, moor ,in the Kingdom ". The property included stables for 6 horses,a gamekeeper
  42. Decades. Watertight containers, or 'letterboxes ', are hidden throughout the, moor , each containing a visitor's book and a rubber stamp. Visitors take an
  43. Ineffective. Known as an" anchor chum weight" or" angel" in the UK. Forked, moor ,Using two anchors set approximately 45° apart, or wider angles up to 90°,from
  44. Bowerman's Nose, and the stone crosses that mark medieval routes across the, moor , A few stories have emerged in recent decades, such as the 'hairy hands ', that
  45. Of the moor were used for pasture by herdsmen from the parishes surrounding the, moor , Granite boulders were also taken from the moor and used for stone posts and to
  46. Teign-e-ver, Gidleigh *Staff Valley – narrow, wooded valley leading up on to, moor ,at Keystone; on famous Stickleback geological fault *Navy Cleave – dramatic
  47. In the beginning of the 20th century, and Lille Videos is now the largest, moor ,in Denmark. Urban areas in Aalborg Municipality Aalborg City has a total
  48. To the limited swing range. Bow and stern Not to be mistaken with the Bahamian, moor , below. In the Bow and Stern technique, an anchor is set off each the bow and
  49. The" cairns" estate comprised several thousand acres of grouse, moor ,and is referred to in the sale catalog of 1889 as the" Finest grouse moor in
  50. World War. The Ministry of Defense (Mod) uses three areas of the northern, moor ,for maneuvers and live-firing exercises, totalling, *Narrator Reservoir – late

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