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Exmoor

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Sep 14, 2026

Sam WillisHOST
25:51
Tell us a little bit about why this is so unique and unusual and worth protecting and worth understanding.
Hannah NashGUEST
25:58
Yeah, so essentially the North Devon Biosphere is an area of almost 5,000 square kilometres, so quite a huge area and it kind of sort of spans out into Oakhampton, Dartmoor, you've got Exmoor, you've got you know the ocean side of it as well so you know we're spanning all the way out beyond Lundy.
Hannah NashGUEST
26:15
Actually the marine side of the biosphere is almost 3,000 square kilometres so huge huge area that we're talking about and essentially it's designated based on people, planet and place.
Hannah NashGUEST
26:25
So it's partly due to amazing nature, but also due to partly heritage, community, kind of the ability to kind of make this area into a sustainable hub by involving the community.
SandraNARRATOR
7:13
The cry came out of a hollow whose sides were scarred by the sliding of broken hummocks, the faint cry of a river new born, end quote.
SandraNARRATOR
7:24
The spirit of Dartmoor and of Exmoor is, above all, the spirit of the waters, and to Mr. Williamson it is a spirit so familiar as to have become a part of himself.
SandraNARRATOR
7:35
He loves the air, as witness his pictures of raven and peregrine and other birds.
SandraNARRATOR
7:41
He loves the earth, as testify his studies of fitch and fox and badger.

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SandraNARRATOR
195:42
The otters lay up near a cattle ship pen among reeds with white feathery tops.
SandraNARRATOR
195:48
A dull red sun without heat or rays moved over them, sinking slowly down the sky.
SandraNARRATOR
195:55
For two days and two nights the frosty vapor lay over the burrows, and then came a north wind which poured like liquid glass from Exmoor and made all things distinct.
SandraNARRATOR
196:05
The wind made whips of the dwarf willows and hissed through clumps of the great sea rushes.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
15:02
Oh, great heavens.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
15:02
They tried tanks on Exmoor, but the engines froze before they could get near.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
15:05
Well...
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
15:06
The Air Ministry are ready to try pinpoint bombing where they can, but if armour-piercing shells won't even scratch...
Tony JuniperGUEST
25:26
And so they're really taking.
Tony JuniperGUEST
25:28
And they're now, you know, you can see them all across England and actually releases this year also in Exmoor.
Jack PerksHOST
25:33
Wow.
Jack PerksHOST
25:33
Well, I went to Denmark recently and obviously Denmark's very similar to East Anglia, isn't it? It's kind of very, very flat and whatnot.
Jonny HolmesCORRESPONDENT
2:12
The building had reportedly been derelict for years and was undergoing renovation.
Jonny HolmesCORRESPONDENT
2:16
And two of the beavers released into the wild on Exmoor earlier this year appear to have formed a pair.
Jonny HolmesCORRESPONDENT
2:22
Holly Hughes reports.
Holly HughesCORRESPONDENT
2:23
The blossoming relationship has been captured on trail camera footage from the National Trust's Holnicutt Estate.
Caroline QuentinGUEST
25:27
And I talk in the book about dark spaces.
Caroline QuentinGUEST
25:30
I live on Exmoor, and we still have a dark space.
Caroline QuentinGUEST
25:33
And because I've always drawn and painted, I do all my own illustrations as well.
Caroline QuentinGUEST
25:36
I
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
249:01
Then, with a more thoughtful eye, he ripped open the letter from his more distinguished contributor, which bore a postmark of Devonshire and read as follows.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
249:11
Dear Nutt, as I see you're working Spooks and Dukes at the same time, what about an article on that rum business of the heirs of Exmoor, or, as the old women call it down here, the devil's ear of air? The head of the family, you know, is the Duke of Exmoor.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
249:28
He is one of a few really stiff old Tory aristocrats left, a sound old crusted tyrant it is quite in our line to make trouble about, and I think I'm on the track of a story that will make trouble.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
249:42
Of course, I don't believe in the old legend about James I, and as for you, you don't believe in anything, not even in journalism.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
250:36
If a miracle happened in your office, you'd have to hush it up.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
250:39
Now so many bishops are agnostics, but that's not the point.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
250:43
The point is that there really is something queer about Exmoor and his family, something quite natural, I dare say, but quite abnormal.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
250:53
And the ear is in it somehow, I fancy, either a symbol or a delusion or a disease or something.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
226:33
Then, with a more thoughtful eye, he ripped open the letter from his more distinguished contributor, which bore a postmark of Devonshire and read as follows.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
226:43
Dear Nutt, as I see you're working Spooks and Dukes at the same time, what about an article on that rum business of the heirs of Exmoor, or as the old women call it down here, the devil's ear of air? The head of the family, you know, is the Duke of Exmoor.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
227:00
He is one of a few really stiff old Tory aristocrats left, a sound old crusted tyrant it is quite in our line to make trouble about, and I think I'm on the track of a story that will make trouble.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
227:14
Of course, I don't believe in the old legend about James I, and as for you, you don't believe in anything, not even in journalism.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
228:07
If a miracle happened in your office, you'd have to hush it up, now so many bishops are agnostics.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
228:12
But that's not the point.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
228:14
The point is that there really is something queer about Exmoor and his family, something quite natural, I dare say, but quite abnormal.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
228:25
And the ear is in it somehow, I fancy, either a symbol or a delusion or a disease or something.
Andy MinterNARRATOR
46:34
who had less responsibility for military organisation than perhaps any of them, was attacked and nearly killed at Newcastle.
Andy MinterNARRATOR
46:42
Another was hiding for three days on Exmoor and escaped in disguise.
Andy MinterNARRATOR
46:47
And the Conservatives? They are also under eclipse, but it's more or less voluntary in their case.
Andy MinterNARRATOR
46:55
For generations they had taken their stand as supporters of throne and constitution, and when they suddenly found the Constitution
RobHOST
29:32
So.
RobHOST
29:34
All right, Lookout Games is going to be releasing an expansion for Forest Shuffle, Dartmoor, called Exmoor.
MarkHOST
29:46
It just never ends.
RobHOST
29:48
Dartmoor Exmoor.
RobHOST
29:51
So Lookout Games, one of my favorite game companies.
RobHOST
29:53
They've taken a big turn the last couple of years.
RobHOST
30:12
uh card card games board games as opposed to the big monster ones uh like they have in the past and here you know we've got this thing's got to be tiny this expansion i imagine it's probably going to be in a box slightly bigger than a deck of cards this is just me guessing i have no inclination other Other than just guessing and seeing an image.
RobHOST
30:40
But anyway, it's going to be hitting retail.

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