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	National parks of England and Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Twelve areas are designated as national parks in England and Wales, and one is in the process of being designated.
		England and Wales are quite different from those in many other countries, where national parks are owned and managed by the government as a protected community resource, and permanent human communities are not a part of the landscape.
		A further national park in the South Downs is proposed, and received support from the government in September 1999.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_national_parks_of_England_and_Wales

	Exmoor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Although Exmoor is usually associated with moorland, there are also cultivated areas including the Brendon Hills, which lie in the east of the national park.
		Exmoor is one of the first British National Parks, designated in 1954, and is named after its main
		South West Coast Path, the longest National Trail in England and Wales, starts along the Exmoor coast.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Exmoor

	Welcome to Exmoor National Park
		Exmoor National Park is as diverse as it is beautiful.
		This is great hiking country and it would be easy to spend an entire holiday in Exmoor National Park just exploring the wide variety of interests it has to offer.
		There is a wide and contrasting change of scenery in Exmoor National Park.
	www.birminghamuk.com /exmoor.htm

	Gait Barrows Exmoor Ponies - links
		The Exmoor is believed to be the descendant of the Plateau/Celtic, otherwise called North Atlantic pony, which was subsequently used by the Celts as pack horses, and for pulling their war chariots.
		Exmoor is very remote and the people were strong in traditions of the moor, and without much contact with the outside world.
		Exmoors are also bred for postal delivery, taking children to school and carrying peat in panniers, on Scoraig, a wild part of North West Scotland.
	epicrus.supanet.com /exmoor.htm

	The Observer UK News Off-roaders race to enter beauty spots
		Government plans to protect the tranquillity of Britain's national parks are under threat as owners of fuel-hungry 4x4s apply to drive across some of the most beautiful landscapes.
		A recent report by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs found that 40 per cent of byways in national parks are now being used by recreational vehicles.
		The CNP report concludes: 'National parks have a crucial role to play in providing the space, sense of wilderness and tranquillity that our crowded island so desperately needs, as well as solace from ever present motor traffic.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /uk_news/story/0,6903,1499575,00.html

	A directory for Exmoor including accommodation and small local businesses
		Exmoor has been a National Park for forty years and covers 692 sq km (267 sq miles) of the Exmoor plateau, Brendon Hills and Vale of Porlock.
		The novice is helped by the National Park Authority's way-marked routes, guided walks and publications.
		Riding is the sport of Exmoor and almost every form is offered.
	www.exmoor-online.co.uk

	Naturenet: UK National Parks
		National Trust, a private charity, owns about 12% of the Peak District National Park, the oldest National Park, and more than 25% of the Lake District, as well as many other large areas of other Parks.
		Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park was the first of these, and was designated in July 2002.
		The role of the National Park Authority is to ensure that these aims are pursued collectively, and in ways which protect the natural and cultural heritage of the area in the long-term.
	www.naturenet.net /status/npark.html

	News Association of National Park Authorities
		Exmoor Sustainable Development Fund, administered by the National Park Authority has now offered 30 grants totalling more than £324,000 to help people with projects that will look after Exmoor now and into the future.
		Phil Cookson, the National Park Authority's Sustainable Development Officer, says: "Many people and businesses across Exmoor are using this Fund to create exciting projects which look after Exmoor's environment and communities in to the future."
		Any project proposal must clearly further National Park Purposes, demonstrate that other sources of funding have been sought, you are working in partnership with local communities and/or businesses and that you will enable others to learn from your project.
	www.anpa.gov.uk /News/viewarticle.asp?ID=656&LanguageID=1&PageID=155

	Exmoor b and b,Exmoor accommodation,country pub restaurant, traditional coach Inn, Exmoor accomodation
		The Inn, which is at the centre of the village is an ideal base from which to explore the unspoilt beauty of the National Park with it's famous Exmoor ponies and abundant wildlife.
		The National Park also has many historical attractions such as the medieval town of Dunster and its castle, and the National Trust village of Selworthy.
		There are many well marked bridle paths to follow, or there are many guided walks by park rangers.
	www.restandbethankful.co.uk

	Exmoor National Park on AboutBritain.com
		Exmoor National Park is situated in the south west of England, its wide diversity of scenic beauty includes moorland, heathland and coast.
		Exmoor National Park stretches from the Brendon Hills in the east to Combe Martin in the west and from Dulverton in the south to Lynmouth in the north.
		Exmoor National Park was designated in 1954, at 267 square miles/ 693 square km it one of Britain's smaller National Parks.
	www.aboutbritain.com /articles/exmoor-national-park.asp

	natpk.htm
		National Parks in Britain differ from most European and North American National Parks in that they are not strict reserves, but areas of protected landscape (which may contain some strictly protected areas such as National Nature Reserves).
		National Park Authorities have a duty to conserve and protect these landscapes - but also to promote their enjoyment and understanding by the public.
		All of Britain's twelve National Parks can be easily accessed by public transport - some are very well served, other require more careful planning.
	www.countrygoer.org /natpk.htm

	Council for National Parks Home
		The Council for National Parks is the charity that works to protect and enhance the National Parks of England and Wales, and areas that merit National Park status and promote understanding and quiet enjoyment of them for the benefit of all.
		The National Parks are visited by millions of people each year, who come to enjoy their unique qualities, peace and tranquillity, and they are also 'living landscapes', home to diverse communities.
		The Council for National Parks is a Registered Charity No. 295336 and Company Limited by Guarantee, registered in England and Wales at 6/7 Barnard Mews, London, SW11 1QU (No. 2045556).
	www.cnp.org.uk

	Somerset & Exmoor National Park Joint Structure Plan Review - Policies
		In the Exmoor National Park provision for new residential development should only be made where it would help to meet local social or economic needs and be of a scale in keeping with the size and character of the settlement, and the rural character of the surrounding area.
		Provision for the extraction of minerals in the Exmoor National Park and Areas Of Outstanding Natural Beauty should only be made where it is in the national interest or meets the local requirement for traditional building materials.
		In the Exmoor National Park provision should only be for an appropriate scale of development to meet local social and economic needs.
	www.somerset.gov.uk /enprop/strucplan/policies0.htm

	Exmoor National Park - Dunster, Dulverton, Devon, Somerset
		For the serious walker there are several long distance walks including part of the South West Coast Path, The Two Moors Way between Exmoor and Dartmoor and the Tarka Trail (full details of these walks can be obtained from National Park Visitor Centres).
		Whether you are an experienced walker or someone who prefers a short stroll, Exmoor National Park is the ideal place to explore the outdoors on foot.
		Affording wonderful views, the South West Coast Path runs along the the 54km of Exmoor's coastline and, along with a Regional Trail the Two Moors Way, is a popular way to experience the best of Exmoor.
	www.westcountry-hotels.com /exmoor.html

	Exmoor Holiday Guide
		There is a wide diversity of wildlife on Exmoor; The famous wild Exmoor Pony still thrives on the heathland commons as do the herds of wild Red Deer and there are large numbers of foxes which are regularly hunted on horseback using hounds.
		Exmoor is a mixture of valleys and combes, high heather moorland and ancient oak woodland.
		Exmoor is a very quiet and peaceful place, relatively unchanged for many years.
	www.whatsonexmoor.co.uk

	MSN Encarta - England
		It is also the capital of the United Kingdom, and the site of the headquarters of the Commonwealth of Nations.
		England is very roughly triangular in shape, with its apex at the mouth of the River Tweed on the north-eastern border with Scotland.
		The capital, largest city, and chief port of England is London, with a population of 7,172,036 (2001).
	uk.encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761572205/England.html

	Exmoor Association of National Park Authorities
		The Valley of the upper Exe separates Exmoor proper from the Brendon Hills at the eastern end of the park.
		That the Exmoor "plateau" is an area of unglaciated upland approximately 200 million year old and is thought to rank amongst the oldest features on the Earths surface.
		That the cliffs along the coastline of Exmoor's northern boundary are the highest cliffs in England, with Great Hangman being the highest sheer cliff at 244 metres.
	www.anpa.gov.uk /template_parks.asp?PageID=195&LanguageID=1

	BBC - Seven Wonders - Exmoor National Park
		This rugged National Park is covered with heather and is home to a range of wildlife, including ponies and the famous-yet-elusive beast of Exmoor.
		A comprehensive guide for disabled people visiting Exmoor is available from Exmoor National Park Authority on 01398 323665.
		Exmoor is reportedly one of the earth's oldest features, dating back 200 million years.
	www.bbc.co.uk /england/sevenwonders/southwest/exmoor

	Winsford Village, Exmoor National Park
		Set in a beautiful valley in the heart of the Exmoor National Park, Old Ashway is a stone's throw from the open moorland of Winsford hill with its lovely walks, wild Exmoor ponies and red deer.
		LITTLE FOLLY is a beautifully decorated and furnished self catering cottage which has a lovely, elevated position on Winsford Hill in the Exmoor National Park with direct access to the moor.
		Halse farm is a small peaceful Touring Park for Caravans and Tents adjacent to the moor, a unique position with beautiful views.
	www.whatsonexmoor.co.uk /villages/winsford.htm

	Exmoor National Park
		Exmoor has a large population of red deer and a walk across the area around Dunkery should result in good numbers being seen, particularly in the early morning.
		It has recently been found that the Horner area is nationally important for bats, with a survey locating 14 different species including the very rare Nathusius's pipistrelle, the not quite so rare Barbastelle and the little known Bechstein's.
		Rarities are scarce on Exmoor, but honey buzzard, Montagu's harrier and golden oriole have been recorded in recent years.
	www.somersetbirds.uko2.co.uk /exmoor_national_park.htm

	UK Late availability,last minute bookings,Exmoor,Devon self catering cottages,last minute vacancies,cancellations,short breaks Somerset holiday,lastminute bookings,Minehead,Dunster,Porlock
		Exmoor National Park- is an area of outstanding natural beauty offering stunning scenery, wild heather moorland, wonderful beaches, breathtaking views - National Trust Houses & lots of open gardens, this area of the UK has immense beauty, pretty villages, over 600 miles footpaths and bridlepaths for you to explore and lots of attractions.
		Exmoor is an equine paradise - a horse riders and walkers heaven on earth, lots of accommodation offer stabling for horses on holiday and most self catering cottages are dog friendly..
		Exmoor is stunning fresh and clean in March and April- alive with spring flowers - bluebells - wild garlic and daffodils.
	www.next4weeks.co.uk

	Cutthorne - central Exmoor cottages and bed and breakfast accommodation. Devon and Somerset UK
		Devon and Somerset UK Cutthorne on Exmoor is a delightful country house with a rare tranquility that is truly off the beaten track.
		We are located in central Exmoor close to Luckwell Bridge, between Exford and Wheddon Cross.
		There are medieval trout ponds where fly fishing can be arranged, there is walking and riding or you can simply enjoy the tranquil beauty of Exmoor.
	www.cutthorne.co.uk

	withypool.info - A self catering cottage in Withypool the centre of the beautiful Exmoor countryside in the South West of England.
		Withypool is a quiet unspoilt village situated in a shallow part of the Barle valley in the heart of the Exmoor National Park.
		withypool.info - A self catering cottage in Withypool the centre of the beautiful Exmoor countryside in the South West of England.
		One of the most popular walks is a 4mile riverside stroll to Tarr Steps, with wonderful scenery.
	www.withypool.info

	withypool.info - Bridge Cottage
		Let yourself be absorbed by the magic and beauty of this cottage and the surrounding countryside of Withypool on Exmoor.
		Seconds away from as much glorious walking as you can manage, or if you prefer, riding, fishing or Exmoor Safaris are all easily available.
		Bridge Cottage is situated 200 yards from the local village shop and tearooms and 400 yards from the local pub, noted for good ales whilst serving excellent food in both bar & restaurant.
	www.withypool.info /bridgecottage.php

	Exmoor National Park: Countrygoer Guide
		The Three Day Exmoor ticket gives unlimited travel on most services within Exmoor National Park and through to Exeter, Minehead, Dunster, Barnstaple and Infracombe
		An unusual way to travel to and through the National Park is on the West Somerset Railway, a preserved single track line linking Minehead, Dunster, Watchet, Blue Anchor, Williton and Bishops Lydeard near Taunton.
		As well as the National Park, these incredible landscapes and features are protected by the National Trust, Nature Reserves or Heritage Coast.
	www.countrygoer.org /exmoor.htm

	Exmoor bed and breakfast accommodation Minehead, b and b Exmoor, Devon,
		Wildlife abounds on Exmoore and you will often encounter the Red Deer and Exmoor Ponies at close quarters.To help you enjoy this wonderful area to the full, we are happy to lend maps and walking guides.
		Exmoor bed and breakfast accommodation Minehead, b and b Exmoor, Devon,
		The sundial was commissioned by a clock and watchmaker who lived here in the 1850's and was carved from local slate by John Norman a school teacher from the nearby village of Winsford.
	www.sundialguesthouse.co.uk

	Exmoor Self Catering Cottages West Hollowcombe four self-catering cottages in Exmoor National Park
		Ideal for riding, walking or relaxing in Exmoor National Park.
		Exmoor accommodation and self catering holidays, country cottages for a family holiday or a weekend break.
		We have stabling for horses; well behaved pets and children are also welcome.
	www.exmoorselfcatering.co.uk

	Exmoor National Park
		Exmoor National Park Authority is an independent organisation within local government.
		Expertise within the Authority can be drawn upon to help residents of the National Park in a wide range of subjects including planning, wildlife, historic environment, recreation and tourism.
		In addition to other publications, the Park Authority produces two newspapers a year, the Exmoor Visitor and two editions of Park Life, the paper for residents, which is delivered to households on Exmoor.
	www.exmoor-enterprise.org /enpa.htm

	Useful links in Exmoor
		If you'd like to bring your horse on holiday to stunning Exmoor National Park, www.equinetourism.co.uk is full of places to stay with your horse, details of events, shows, workshops and clinics, comprehensive editorial sections with riding and area information and a host of equestrian businesses and individuals in the area.
		The Exmoor Society is a registered charity dedicated to the conservation and protection of Exmoor National Park.
		The Exmoor Pony Society was set up in 1921, largely by local breeders and enthusiasts, to ensure the continuation of the true, pure-bred Exmoor Pony and to overcome its many threats.
	www.exmoor.com /links.htm

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