Aerosaurus Balloons provide champagne Hot Air Balloon Flights across the South West, with Balloon Rides over some of the most spectacular areas of the UK. We have over 20 years experience providing Balloon Flights for individuals or groups with numerous flight bases and scheduled dawn and dusk rides 7 days a week March-October.... more details >

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Beer Quarry Caves has a 2,000 year history of quarrying stone using virtually unchanged methods from Roman times until last century. Our guides will take you on an hour long tour through the awe-inspiring caves with their mighty halls of vaulted roofs and pillars of Beer stone which have been likened to a vast underground... more details >

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One man’s passion, 40 years of dedication – welcome to Bradworthy Transport Museum where Ken Wilson would like to share his dream with you. Over 100 wonderful vehicles under-cover, in three huge barns. There really is something to interest everyone – cars, vans, lorries, motorcycles, tractors and farm equipment dating... more details >

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A beautifully landscaped Ten acre garden created over the last forty years by Mary Benger. Awarded * status in the 'Good Gardens Guide', Burrow Farm Gardens will appeal to both the plantsmen and those seeking a relaxing walk round a tranquil garden with extensive views. It includes a fascinating woodland garden created... more details >

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Dartmouth Castle, For 600 years Dartmouth Castle has stood in a superb waterfront setting at the narrow entrance to the Dart estuary. Its gun tower was probably the first in England purpose built to mount cannon. See these guns today and imagine the strength of the firepower as they fired across the water. This leaflet... more details >

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For information about whats on in Clovelly please download our 2010 events leaflet.
EVENTS INCLUDE:
The Fantastic Fudge Hunt
Clovelly Celebration of Local Ales and Cider
Clovelly Maritime Festival
Lundy Gig Row
Woolsery Agricultural Show
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Set in 26 Acres of Sub Tropical paradise, this stunning park is not only home to some of the most endangered animals on the planet, but also takes you back to prehistoric times when Dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Come and see the UK’s only full size animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex, along with a vicious pair of interacting Megalosaurs,... more details >

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At this exhibition you will find Indian printed and painted textiles which inspired the English home market during the C18th. Washable cotton fabric with a decorative pattern became very fashionable at all levels of society.

During the C19th the industry became mechanised and industrialised with a huge growth... more details >

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Experience a step back in time at the Fairground Heritage Centre. A great day out for all the family, with over 45,000 sq feet of undercover attractions, including working and static fairground exhibits, vintage machinery and transport, roadsigns, and our Compton Theatre Organ. more details >

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On any visit to Exeter, a trip to the Quayside is an enjoyable way to experience the changing face of Exeter through the centuries. Exeter’s Quayside is a 10 minute walk or a shortbus ride from the city centre. It is one of the most interesting and picturesque areas of the city, popular with locals and visitors alike.... more details >

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