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Birch Tor

Cairn(s)

<b>Birch Tor</b>Posted by LubinImage © Peter Castle. ©
Nearest Town:Ashburton (12km SE)
OS Ref (GB):   SX686816 / Sheet: 191
Latitude:50° 37' 7.21" N
Longitude:   3° 51' 27.59" W

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This cairn is in a nice spot on the top of Birch Tor , with stunning views all around. Although the cairn is not much to look at it is worth a visit for the views alone.
This is the cairn that R.H.Worth, in 1925, found some road workers taking stones away in a cart. There would have been even less of it left if it had not been for his intervention.
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Lubin Posted by Lubin
5th November 2006ce
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