The following articles are just a selection of those that appeared in the September 2010 issue of By The Dart magazine (see cover opposite).
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September 2010 Issue
Spotlight - Stoke Fleming Bowling Club
Stoke Fleming Bowling Club enjoys a long history which started on the evening of 17th May 1917 when the Rev. A W Smyth invited Messrs Knapman, Bryant, Issell, Martin and Burgoyne to play bowls on the upper lawn of the Rectory. Read more
My Job - Keith Eames
Keith Eames, Cabinet Maker, Furniture Restorer and Maker of Sash Windows, chats to By the Dart about his job. Read more
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The Green Dragon, Stoke Fleming
Stoke Fleming’s village inn is the Green Dragon in Church Street, bursting with character, stocked with delicious real ales and fine wines, and for the past 17 years the domain of gregarious hosts Peter and Alix Crowther. Read more
Spotlight - Stoke Lodge Hotel
It’s been a busy summer at the Stoke Lodge Hotel – too busy for the Mayer family to celebrate 30 years of running the popular country retreat. Read more
Rev John Bell of Stoke Fleming
Rector of The United Benefice of Stoke Fleming, Blackawton and Strete. Read more
Spotlight - Premier Garage
There was a time when all villages had their own filling station. These days they are increasingly rare, but the Premier Garage in Stoke Fleming continues to thrive under the management of husband and wife team David and Alison Clark. Read more
My Dartmouth - Margaret Skipp
Margaret Skipp believes in living life to the full, travelling the world and immersing herself in Dartmouth life, always with a laugh and infectious enthusiasm. Read more
Henry Bomby - September 2010
Just before the Regatta, Henry Bomby arrived back in Dartmouth after his anti-clockwise circumnavigation of Britain in his boat ‘The Seahorse’, a trip of 1,500 miles over two months. He spoke to By The Dart about his great adventure. Read more
* John Davis - intrepid Elizabethan explorer
Famous Sons and Daughters No.15: John Davis (1543 - 1605). A true adventurer and explorer of Elizabethan times with close connections to Sir Walter Raleigh. Read more
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A Walk with Jonathan Dimbleby
Jonathan Dimbleby is patron of the South Devon AONB 50th Anniversary year. Read more
