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	gift River_Burn _Devon - gift-report.com
		Devon's coast is lined with popular tourist resorts, many of which grew rapidly with the arrival of the railways in the 19th century.
		Devon is the name of a variety of ham, which (presumably) comes from Devon.
		Devon and South Devon are breeds of cattle that originated in the county.
	www.gift-report.com /River_Burn%2C_Devon (1436 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Devon - Samuel Lewis 1831
		In 1690, Teignmouth was burned by the French, and in 1719, in consequence of their great preparations for the invasion of England, several regiments of horse and foot were sent into Devonshire, and there was an encampment on Clist heath.
		The number of cattle bred in the county is considerable: the breed most esteemed is the North Devon, which is most prevalent in that district, though in general request throughout the county, on account of its great superiority for the purposes of grazing or draught.
		The rivers are very numerous; the principal are, the Axe, the Otter, the Exe, the Teign, the Dart, the Aven, the Erme, the Yealm, the Plym, the Tamar, the Tavy, the Torridge, and the Taw.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/DevonMisc/DevonLewis1831.html (3583 words)

	DEVONSHIRE (DEvoN) - Online Information article about DEVONSHIRE (DEvoN)
		Devon; but the most profitable mines, which are shallow, are, like those of tin and copper, in the Tavistock district.
		During the Danish invasions of the 9th century aldermen of Devon are frequently mentioned.
		The miners of Devon had independent courts, known as stannary courts, for the regulation of mining affairs, the four stannary towns being Tavistock, Ashburton, Chagford, and Plympton.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /DEM_DIO/DEVONSHIRE_DEvoN_.html (4856 words)

	Burn House Fishings, Angus - Salmon Fishing - Fish in Scotland
		The Burn fishing is administered by the Burn House, a holiday and study centre for students and graduates, where accommodation may occasionally be available.
		The North Esk is not, strictly speaking, a spate river, and fishes well for some time after a rise in the water.
		Devon minnows are effective when spinning, and tube flies also work well on this water.
	www.fishinscotland.net /burnhouse/index.htm (277 words)

	Eric Peterson's Genealogy - pafg36 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		was born in 1512 in Hatsburgh, Devon, Eng.
		was born in 1516 in Of Hatsburgh, Devon, Eng.
		Mrs was baptized on 3 Nov 1987 in the Jordan River Utah temple.
	members.cox.net /ericleepeterson/genealogy/pafg36.htm (1032 words)

	FIREFLYFANS.NET
		When Devon surrendered control to Rowan (though with the control return only a button away) as they hit atmo, River could feel how the ship bit into the ionosphere through the wheel – and how it was different than the way Serenity did, when she had ridden along in Wash’s mind.
		River watched with interest as she felt herself go into free-fall, then was caught in the moon’s own gravity and pulled back into her chair.
		Devon saw her with concern, with a hint of wistful and a dollop of relief.
	www.fireflyfans.net /sunroomitem.asp?i=5331 (3413 words)

	North American Devon - Profile
		Fortunately, Devon can’t fight their way out of a wet paper sack but Jim plans to modify his corral anyway with a new design incorporating low stress handling principles and access to grass traps for holding cows during AI and ET procedures.
		Devon have proved an easy breed to keep in the Hudson Valley climate, with seven months of green grass and five months of hay.
		Every Devon except one maintained at least a body condition score of 5 or better during the worst of the winter and a 6 to 7 in the summer.
	www.northamericandevon.com /profile.htm (7832 words)

	river capture
		River capture occurs when a stream is carrying out rapid headward erosion (backwards erosion at its source).
		Eventually the stream will cut into the course of a neighbouring river, causing the headwaters of that river to be diverted, or ‘captured’.
		An excellent example is the capture of the River Burn by the River Lyd, Devon, England.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0035439.html (196 words)

	Burn in TutorGig Encyclopedia
		wiktionarypar burn Burn may refer to Burn injury, injury to the skin caused by heat, electricity, chemicals..., although it often refers specifically to suicide by burning A burn is the firing of a rocket..
		Burn is a title of several songs Burn Deep Purple song Burn, by Deep Purple on their 1974 album music album of the Burn album same title.
		Dirty burn is a slang term for an open air, uncontrolled burn of a substance or compound, usually impure.
	www.tutorgig.com /es/Burn (826 words)

	A history of the book in Devon. 58. Libraries in the early 19th century
		The Exeter Medical Library was established in 1814 in association with the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital and was maintained by the hospital and added to with the support of the medical practitioners in the city.
		Dozens of similar libraries were being built up in country houses scattered across Devon during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and their growth can be observed from a number of sources, apart from the relatively few examples that survive intact from those early days.
		In Horswell House near Kingsbridge in the south of Devon William Roope Ilbert was using the Kingsbridge bookseller William Groves Bartlett in the 1830s.
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?_IXP_=1&_IXR=119931 (2083 words)

	BBC - Devon Great Outdoors - Marsh Fritillary Butterfly returns to reserve
		Conservationists are delighted at the return of a rare type of butterfly to a Devon nature reserve.
		So the numbers spotted in Devon this summer have come as a pleasant surprise to conservationists.
		It's the same story at reserves such as Volehouse in north west Devon, where habitat management has led to the return of hundreds of marsh fritillary butterflies.
	www.bbc.co.uk /devon/outdoors/nature/2004/butterfly_returns.shtml (560 words)

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		On May 9, 1996, the Council conditionally ruled that the emergency installation of four gas turbine electric generators at Devon Station for a period not to extend beyond October 31, 1996, would not have a substantial adverse environmental effect and that no Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need is required.
		Devon Station is an existing electric generating station that began construction in 1942 and had a total capacity of 454 megawatts by 1958.
		In 1991, four units (240 MW of capacity) that burned coal and later converted to burn oil were retired.
	www.ct.gov /csc/lib/csc/petition_staff_reports/p352opn.doc (734 words)

	Burn House Fishings, Angus - Salmon Fishing - Fish in Scotland
		The Burn fishing is administered by the Burn House, a holiday and study centre for students and graduates, where accommodation may occasionally be available.
		The North Esk is not, strictly speaking, a spate river, and fishes well for some time after a rise in the water.
		Devon minnows are effective when spinning, and tube flies also work well on this water.
	www.fishinscotland.com /burnhouse/index.htm (278 words)

	Rivers of Great Britain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		River Thames (From Oxford up to its source, the Thames is also known as the River Isis)
		River Neckinger (See also Subterranean rivers of London for this and the others marked 'subterranean' below)
		River Sark - straddles the border in its lower reaches
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rivers_of_the_United_Kingdom (335 words)

	River Burn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The River Burn which is a tributary of the River Tavy on Dartmoor in the county of Devon, England.
		The River Burn which flows into the North Sea at Burnham Overy Staithe in the county of Devon, England.
		This is a disambiguation page â” a navigational aid which lists pages that might otherwise share the same title.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Burn (106 words)

	Campsite Rules
		North Devon District Scout Council and Campsite staff shall not be liable for any loss or damage to property or personal injury sustained whilst on the premises, howsoever caused.
		The Committee shall not be held liable for refunds in the event of adverse weather conditions or any other reason for visitors terminating their stay on the site early.
		River Yeo: Beware rivers are particularly dangerous at times of fast flow.
	districts.devonscouts.org.uk /northdevon/campsite_rules.htm (526 words)

	Hydrology Date \| River Levels in Scotland
		These are also affected periodically by malfunctioning equipment at the site, or failure of the BT communications link.
		River level data is gathered by SEPA to help it fulfil its statutory duties.
		We publish it online because we recognise that this information may also be useful for others, but we have always made it clear that we cannot guarantee its currency or availability.
	www.sepa.org.uk /riverlevels/data.htm (200 words)

	Crook of Devon paths
		Please avoid the temptation to go straight on, rather than crossing the Devon, this fisherman's path is not really suited for cycling, the same advice goes for the path on the far bank of the Devon.
		A path, avoiding the farm is on the right, follow the path between the fence and burn.
		You will leave the banks of the Devon as you near the forest, then the path heads away from the Devon and between the fences to go through a gate onto Naemoor Road.
	www.gairney.plus.com /Cycling/Routes_Kinross/Crook_of_Devon_paths.htm (998 words)

	SPNS0502
		This farm is situated on the peninsula of land between the rivers Ericht and Isla.
		The rivers Almond and Tay form the natural south, east and north-east boundaries of this area which is enclosed all along its north-west by the Grampian Mountains immediately north of the Highland Boundary Fault.
		River names were another of the subjects at the autumn 2003 conference.
	www.st-andrews.ac.uk /institutes/sassi/spns/SPNS1103.htm (4102 words)

	etymological list of counties of the united kingdom - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Shire of Cambridge: Bridge on the River Cam (Cam is a derivation of Granta, of uncertain meaning).
		The city was previously known as Grantbridge, meaning Bridge on the River Granta though the county has always been known as Cambridgeshire.
		Beside the River Humber (Humber is a Brythonic word and is of unknown origin)
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/Etymological-list-of-counties-of-the-United-Kingdom (677 words)

	Devon Christmas Breaks, and New Year perfect for a short break
		To bed and breakfast in a olde worlde country inn, with a mouth-watering lunch menu:- turkey with all trimmings, garnished with a sprig of freshly cut parsley, followed by mince pies warmed straight from the oven.
		Why not walk off that superb festive lunch with a stroll along a river, sound of sodden leaves beneath one feet.
		In Tavistock in West Devon during December there are additional Christmas markets, even one with a Victorian theme, and Craft Fayres in the Pannier Market.
	www.beautiful-devon.co.uk /christmas.htm (788 words)

	The Dart Catchment
		Gathering pace and drawing waters from smaller rivers (tributaries), and water run-off from the surrounding land, the River Dart flows from the moor, carving a distinct route though the region, defining the undulating hills and shaping the steep valleys.
		Water remains contained within the natural phenomenon of the water cycle and is just as vital to all life in the Dart catchment as the sun.
		The many rivers that flow together to form the River Dart cover an area from Dartmoor to Dartmouth.
	www.devonwildlifetrust.org /index.php?section=champions:cycleau:dart (893 words)

	Nashuatelegraph.com: Business
		Raising Devons solely on pasture grass avoids having to plow fields, use herbicides and pesticides and burn fuel to harvest and transport corn, Lacy and Shinn said.
		Devons were a “multipurpose” animal, which accounted both for their popularity in early America and for their downfall as modern-day farmers and ranchers wanted cattle bred only for producing milk or yielding meat.
		Fry and Shinn were drawn to Devons because of their ability to yield high-quality cuts of tender, textured beef from grass and hay alone.
	www.nashuatelegraph.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060702/BUSINESS/107020175/-1/SPORTS (1713 words)

	KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo - OC launches plan for taxis on the ...
		Devon (DEVIN) Energy is donating two million dollars to get the project started with the service to go into operation next spring.
		Former Mayor Ron Norick chairs the city's River Redevelopment Authority and says the money will be used toward buying the first three river taxi boats and building the first of 3 docks.
		The 49-passenger river taxis are leave every half hour from a dock that's under construction near the hotels to a boathouse in downtown.
	kswo.com /Global/story.asp?S=6813121 (197 words)

	South East Devon TOURIST ATTRACTIONS - Tourist Net UK Guide
		There is a lake fed from the river with a "Kontiki" raft, fun ropes and obstacles to challenge the more adventurous.
		We have majestic trees, both native and exotic and in Spring the Park is a blaze of colour from the numerous rhododendrons and azaleas.
		Burn off all your energy in the indoor or outdoor play areas and the toddlers have their own exclusive area with a ball pool, sand pit and castle.
	www.touristnetuk.com /sw/sdevon/attractions/attractions.htm (1790 words)

	Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In 1690, Teignmouth was burned by the French, and in 1719, in consequence of their great preparations for the invasion of England, several regiments of horse and foot were sent into Devonshire, and there was an encampment on Clist heath.
		The number of cattle bred in the county is considerable: the breed most esteemed is the North Devon, which is most prevalent in that district, though in general request throughout the county, on account of its great superiority for the purposes of grazing or draught.
		The rivers are very numerous; the principal are, the Axe, the Otter, the Exe, the Teign, the Dart, the Aven, the Erme, the Yealm, the Plym, the Tamar, the Tavy, the Torridge, and the Taw.
	privatewww.essex.ac.uk /~alan/family/C-DEV.html (3687 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		'''River Burn''' may refer to: The River* Burn, Devon River Burn which is a tributary of the River Tavy on Dartmoor in the county of Devon, England.
		The River* Burn, Norfolk River Burn which flows into the North Sea at Burnham Overy Staithe in the county of Devon, England.
		There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article River Burn.
	www.mauspfeil.net /River_Burn.html (108 words)

	Marlene Wensits Brown's CU
		We who live along this river comprise an "oasis civilization." That is, we live in a semi-desert, yet we have swimming pools, lush golf courses, grass and vibrant flower gardens, all of which require fresh water.
		The river must be allowed to be a river, flowing naturally and providing nourishment and life for plants and animals that also live alongside it.
		The river was dredged and channeled, levees were rebuilt and jetty jacks erected to confine the river.
	www.unm.edu /~abqteach/rio_grande/01-07-02.htm (7659 words)

	Riverboat
		One of the men manages to give a map of the hiding place to his son, before he is killed.
		While her family is in on the deception, they expect Grey to follow through and marry her.
		There was no bridge on the river to Captain Holden's knowledge, but someone has constructed a railroad trestle over the water.
	www.darrenmcgavin.net /riverboat.htm (1973 words)

	Devon and London, Recipes from David Berry of Bovey Castle and Bernhard Mayer of Lanes Restaurant
		Devon and London, Recipes from David Berry of Bovey Castle and Bernhard Mayer of Lanes Restaurant
		Executive Chef David Berry of Bovey Castle on Dartmoor National Park in Devon, along with Executive Chef Bernhard Mayer of Lanes Restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel London, demonstrate their culinary creativity, as they share some of their very tasty recipes this month.
		Over a moderate heat with a whisk, allow the cream to melt and the sugar to dissolve, stirring all the time so the mixture does not scorch or burn, and boil to 118 degrees centigrade.
	www.luxuryweb.com /html/devon_and_london.html (1391 words)

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