GB19 - Day 6 Part One.
Didn't we have a lovely time on Dartmoor? No we didn't. I set up a route to take in some bronze age and medieval settlements on the rugged moors. We set off and ahead the weather looked increasingly black overhead and then it simply pee'd down. Roads began to run with water. None of this deterred the locals who continued to drive way too fast for winding country roads. We aborted and set a course for Okehampton, somewhere to the west of our position. In the end we passed through and decided to head back to the cottage. By chance we saw a sign right to a small town called Hatherleigh. A chance for a cup of something and Reggie to "stretch his legs" etc. There is a Co-Op shop and a nice thatched cottage lined high street. Plus, find of the day, One Market Street Cafe, where we had lunch. Hatherleigh, Devon Pasties and chips for us and a bowl of water and a gravy bone for Reggie. I also had a bonio in his accessory bag. Claire popped into the Co-Op for essentials ...