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Edited Sep 21, 2012, 19:49
Re: The first site you ever visited.
Sep 21, 2012, 19:47
Lubin wrote:
Down Tor/Hingston Hill Row in 1962, when I was 13, as I used to camp on Dartmoor, at Dean Combe, sometimes even sleeping in the potato caves, a lot during that summer and we went walking from there every day. I didn't know what it was but remember being fascinated enough by it to try an find out what it was.

Avebury was my second in 1963 when I was on a summer camp nearby and we walked there. I was a bit more aware of things then as I had done some research after seeing the row the year before.


Thanks, I love Down tor, and there's nowhere better in england to get away from everything for a few weeks than dartmoor, it's lucky [ with all the people ] that there's places we can go and still not see another soul for days.
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