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Dartington Crystal |
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No
trip to Devon is complete without a visit to Dartington Crystal
Factory Experience.
See first hand how their crystal is hand crafted with skill and
care from the blowing of the molten glass through to the final
finishing. There's lots more to see and do that will make your
visit truly memorable. |
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Docton Mill and Gardens |
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Docton Mill is less than a mile from
the sea nestling in one of Devon's outstanding natural beauty
spots. A restored mill of Saxon origin surrounded by 8 acres of
internationally renowned gardens, created around the original
mill streams, and encompassing an exceptional bog garden, and
natural woodland. |
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Exmoor Zoological Park |
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Exmoor
Zoo is a unique and unusual zoo to visit! Opened in 1982 the zoo
is now an ideal family venue, catering very well for the younger
generation. So much change has taken place, that even a visit
last year, will today see new exhibits and animals. The zoo
specialises in smaller animals, providing living spaces for many
creatures no longer seen in the city zoos. |
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Glen Lyn Gorge |
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Designated as a site of special
scientific interest, the Glen Lyn Gorge is the steepest of the
two river valleys flowing into the picturesque village of
Lynmouth. Set in the beautiful Exmoor National Park, the gorge
on the West Lyn river offers visitors a range of attractions. |
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Gnome reserve |
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For
a completely unique 100% fun experience, simultaneously 100%
ecologically interesting, with an extra 100% wonder and magic
mixed in, visit the Gnome Reserve. Set amid truly rural
countryside (8/10 miles south of Clovelly/Bideford) the 4 acre
Reserve comprises woodland, stream, 30 yard pond, meadow and
garden - home to 1000+ gnomes and pixies |
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Green Lanes |
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Green Lanes, Barnstaple. North
Devon's premier indoor shopping centre with all your favourite
stores to browse through. |
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Hartland Abbey |
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North Devon's most fascinating
historic house and gardens 1 mile Hartland Quay;lived-in
ancestral home; beautiful architecture and collections, woodland
and 18thC walled gardens, wildflower walk to a wild Atlantic
cove and restored Gazebo. Rosamunde Pilcher's'The Shell Seekers'
filmed here in 2005. |
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Killarney Springs |
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Set
in 66 acres of beautiful countryside Killarney Springs has water
rides, toboggan run, Supakarts, bumper boats and indoor
Powerhouse. There is also a boating lake, Willow Creek boat ride
to meet the animals, 18-hole putting green, nature trail and
outdoor playground for a whole day's fun! |
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Landmark Theatre |
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Music events, tea dances, films,
drama and a bit of frequent Agatha Christie plays thrown in are
on the menu at Ilfracombe's architecturally celebrated Landmark
Theatre. See what you think of this conical design - it does
grow on you after a while even if at first you mistake it for a
power station! It certainly catches the eye. |
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Let's Go Superbowl |
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Let's go
superbowl, Braunton road, Barnstaple. Ten bowling lanes,
megazone lazer tag arena, children's soft play area, American
air hockey and pool tables.
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Lundy Island |
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A magical wildlife haven where
puffins and people revel in the breathtaking scenery of this
remote Atlantic island off the North Devon coast. |
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Milky Way |
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The appeal of the Milky Way lies in
a combination of top quality shows and great attractions
designed for the whole family in extensive all weather
facilities, making for a great day out - whatever the weather.
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North Devon Farm Park |
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A unique site with almost 60
Acres of beautiful river walks, ponds, lakes, all spring-fed
-never dry out with abundant wild-life. The site is one of the
oldest farms in North Devon and dates back to before the
Fifteenth Century!
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