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Dart Notes ............................4 What’s On .............................8 the Flavel .............................16 Family Favourites ................19 Around Kingswear .............23 Life Aboard ..........................25 book review .......................44 Legal corner .......................53 Personal Finance .................54 Antiques ...............................60 motoring ..............................95 Health and beauty ............102 Postcard from Leonie ......104 tide Predictions ...............110 Dart Harbour....................111 computing .........................123 Garden Design ..................125 Gardening ..........................126 Property view ...................134 Dart Property ..................136 trades & services ............144 tvFtDO ............................152


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ISSUE 61: OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2014 reGuLArs


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Dartmouth Food Festival......61 The Oficial programme for Dartmouth’s increasingly popular and renowned Food Festival. All the information you need to enjoy the Festival.


Dart Galleries Week.........................34 Dart Gallery Week starts on the 17th October. The week is firmly established in the Dartmouth Events Calendar and is aperfect opportunity to view a wide selection of art.


Brixham Fish Market.................30 As a premier fish port, Brixham has an economy that has dependent on the sea’s produce for many years, landing the largest catch in value in the whole of the UK,.


Dartmouth Freemasons...............57 Behind the blue door of Hauley Lodge 797 lies a world that few have entered but of which many have strong preconceptions.


Jason & Jo Byrne.................47 Jason & Jo have run the Kingswear Post Office for three years. Their friendly and welcoming attitude has


become an integral part of the village community.


Notable Houses of Dartmouth...............131 New series - Paradise Point has an enviable position on the River Dart thanks to its incredible views of both the town and the mouth of the river.


Dartmouth’s High Tides................106 How the Highest Astronomical Tide (HAT) (predicted for September 2015) may impact the the town.


1st Baron of Dartmouth.................50 Dartmouth’s 1st Baron did well in his career, but ultimately backed the wrong king and was packed off to the Tower of London.


Also, Laying Up (p114) Homeless Trust (p128), Simon Drew Competition Results (p6), Candlelit Dartmouth (p42), Social Media (p122)


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