Eylesbarrow Archive Album (album)

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Tin Miner
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15 years ago

The two photos here are not of Eylesbarrow Mine. In fact they're of Foggintor Quarry. Obviously a genuine mistake has occurred.
Regards Tin Miner

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spitfire
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15 years ago

Yes you're right Tin Miner I will change that as soon as the name has been changed to Foggin Tor not Foggintor.
Thanks for pointing that out

spitfire

simonrl
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15 years ago

Done :flowers:

my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by

Tin Miner
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15 years ago

Foggintor is one word and not two
Regards Tin Miner

spitfire
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15 years ago

Yes you're right again Tin Miner, thanks once more.
Sorry Simon :oops:

spitfire

simonrl
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15 years ago

I shall change it back now :lol:

my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by

ICLOK
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15 years ago

I changed Foggin Tor to Foggintor on advise yet now its wrong again... however it seems to be spelled both ways on the net.... I went with the OS description of Foggin Tor :confused:

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh Creeper!!!!!

Tin Miner
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15 years ago

The correct spelling is "Foggintor" Authors have changed it to suit, as some of Dartmoor's tors are two-worded, whereas some are not. There's no real way of differentiating between the names. First edition maps have got it as "Foggintor" where other maps have it as "Foggin Tor"; but, I can tell you that it's "Foggintor"

Regards Tin Miner