Dartmoor Merch

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Description: Explore the wild and mysterious landscapes of Dartmoor National Park, located in the county of Devon in southwestern England. The park is famous for its rugged granite tors, open moorlands, ancient stone circles, and deep river valleys. Visitors can hike across dramatic hills such as Haytor, explore prehistoric archaeological sites, and see free-roaming Dartmoor ponies grazing across the moors. Dartmoor’s misty landscapes and legends have also inspired many stories and folklore.

Description: Explore the wild and mysterious landscapes of Dartmoor National Park, located in the county of Devon in southwestern England. The park is famous for its rugged granite tors, open moorlands, ancient stone circles, and deep river valleys. Visitors can hike across dramatic hills such as Haytor, explore prehistoric archaeological sites, and see free-roaming Dartmoor ponies grazing across the moors. Dartmoor’s misty landscapes and legends have also inspired many stories and folklore.

Description: Roam the moor when the hound owns the night. This retro “Dartmoor National Reserve” emblem pairs a lone dog on rocky tors with a crescent moon and ancient stones—a haunting pick for Baskervilles readers.

Description: Dartmoor National Park A vintage park badge design castle ruins in moorland and upland area of Dartmoor National Park located in southern Devon, England, United Kingdom.

Description: This dark gothic woodcut style design brings to life Arthur Conan Doyle's classic Sherlock Holmes story, Silver Blaze. It features the legendary racehorse rearing majestically under a full moon at Dartmoor in 1892 near the Kings Pyland Stables. With its eerie, heavy metal inspired aesthetic, this striking graphic artwork is ideal for book lovers, dark academia enthusiasts, and classic literature fans.

Description: This 3.8m tall standing stone was erected on Dartmoor during the Bronze Age.

Description: Venture onto the eerie moors of Devon with this vintage outdoor travel badge design reading Dartmoor After Dark. Inspired by Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary Sherlock Holmes novel, The Hound of the Baskervilles, it features a terrifying black hound silhouette with glowing red eyes emerging from the fog beneath a heavy full moon. This atmospheric, retro graphic aesthetic is perfect for classic horror story bookworms, gothic readers, and mystery lovers.

Description: Enter the eerie grounds of Baskerville Hall, where two hounds howl beneath a crescent moon and a distant manor glows in deep violet linework. A gothic centerpiece for readers drawn to Dartmoor fog, suspense and legendary cases.

Description: Venture onto the moonlit moor, where a lone hound keeps watch above rocky ground and Holmes's deerstalker and pipe await below. A haunting vintage tribute for readers who love gothic suspense and the Baskerville mystery.

Description: Clapper Bridge Dartmoor National Park A vintage park badge design of Postbridge Clapper Bridge on the moor at Postbridge in Dartmoor National Park in Devon, England, United Kingdom.

Description: A gothic Sherlock Holmes design inspired by The Hound of the Baskervilles, featuring a spectral black hound with glowing green eyes, a Dartmoor map, Baskerville Hall, and “The Moors, 1889.” For Arthur Conan Doyle readers and classic mystery fans.

Description: A Vintage Illustration of Dartmoor National Park - England

Description: Haytor Rocks Dartmoor National Park A vintage park badge design of Haytor Rocks, located on Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England, United Kingdom.

Description: Becky Falls Dartmoor National Park A vintage park badge design of Becky Falls or Becka Falls on the Becka Brook over boulder-strewn river bed on Dartmoor National Park Devon England United Kingdom.

Description: I carved this block after moving to Tavistock over winter, I had learning about the tinners rabbits legend from various Dartmoor residents and had to find out more. This ancient symbol was a secret tag used by tinners along the silk roads and ancient trading roots. It can be found in various churches in Devon and as far a field as an ancient smugglers cave in China Dartmoor has many Hare legend's from witches transforming into them on the moors to the church adopting the emblem and the Druids linking them to the moon .