Combe Martin History Glossary
sea cliff (over 1,000 feet), forming a dramatic backdrop to Combe Martin. Grenadiers Soldiers in local legend, said to have captured the Earl of Tyrone in the woods near Combe Martin. Hangman Hills The
Combe Martin Landmarks
…village of Combe Martin at the western boundary of Exmoor National Park. Both hills looming over the Combe Martin valley were used for mineral exploration and extraction. In legend, Grea…
Geology of Combe Martin in North Devon
/10.1016/S0016-7878(68)80003-3. South West Coast Path Association (n.d.) Combe Martin & The Hangman Hills. Available at: https://www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk/walksdb/259/. S…
Combe Martin in 1831-1845
…is in union with the National Society. There are three rings of stone on the summit of one of the hills in the parish, called Hangman-Hill, the height of which is 1189 feet.…
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…for sightseeing, vibrant community events, and festivals. Far out over the sea from Combe Martin Bay and the craggy Hangman Hills: the coasts of Wales loom up in purple clo…
Combe Martin Ores and Smelting
…mined at Girt Down and likely on the slopes of Little Hangman. While copper extraction was minimal, it was documented in the Old Combe Martin Mine. Umber, a natural pigment, was quarried…
Combe Martin Industrial History
…century, and probably happened earlier here. Multiple ores were extracted from local sites including Bowhay Lane, the Hangman Hills, and at Blackstone Point. Sir Thomas Bush…
Introduction to Combe Martin
…badges are available online. Scenery and Historic Landmarks There is magnificent coastal scenery including the imposing natural Hangman Hills. The local tradition says that…
Early Silver Mining in Combe Martin
…Hangman Hills, up to Combe Martin Knap Down and Holdstone Down, and two miles east. Tunnels also run under the length of Combe Martin High Street. In addition to Bowhay Lan…