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• Bel-Ami Antiques and Interiors

  Honiton

  Bel-ami can be loosely translated as Beautiful friend. That is what we believe a great piece of furniture a wonderful painting or a cup of tea after a long days shopping can be.

  

• Bellbrook Valley Trout Fishery

  Tiverton

  Established for over 30 years Bellbrook has always been known for its great fly-fishing but it is also known as one of the prettiest fisheries in the country. It is set in its own 40-acre valley with an abundance of wildlife, rare flowers and plants.

  

• Bellever Tor

  Princetown

  Bellever Tor is easily accessible and is a popular site for walkers which offers excellent views over South Dartmoor.From the adjoining plantation, there is a pleasant and relatively gentle walk up the moorland slopes towards the summit of the tor.

  

• Bere Peninsula Cycle Route

  Near Plymouth

  This route is just one of many in the West Devon area. It is based around the Bere Peninsular, where the Rivers Tavy and Tamar meet, on the very south western side of Devon. The peninsular grew in importance when silver was discovered in the area in

  

• Berry Head

  Brixham

  Berry Head National Nature Reserve is Torbay's most important wildlife site. The 65 foot limestone headland defines Torbay's southern-most tip, offering fantastic views. Napoleonic fortifications built to protect the fleet are some of the best pres

  

• Berry Head to Sharkham Point

  This is a dramatic stretch of coastline is of tremendous geological, historical, ecological and landscape importance.

  

• Berry Pomeroy Castle

  Nr Totnes

  Set in beautiful woodland, the English Heritage castle is romantic and reputedly the most haunted in Devon. Discover the castle's intriguing history with our audio tour, let children explore the ruins.

  

• Berrybrook Motors

  Exeter

  Dealers for Morgan, Compacts including Aixam, Reliant, Ligier and Microcar, classic motorcyles and steam.

  

• Bickleigh Castle

  Tiverton

  An 11thC chapel, the oldest complete building in Devon. Armoury, guard room, Great Hall and Stuart period farmhouse. Tower. Moated gardens.

  

• Bickleigh Mill

  Bickleigh

  Watermill, fishing centre and gift shop with restaurant, situated on Exe Valley Way at Bickleigh Bridge. Specialising in quality, locally produced crafts and foods.

  

• Bicton College

  Budleigh Salterton

  The premier college for the land and environment in Devon, meeting the education and training needs of diverse rural businesses, communities and individuals.

  

• Bicton Park Botanical Gardens

  Budleigh Salterton

  Enjoy over 60 acres of beautiful gardens with their soft sweeping lawns, elegant water features, fragrant English borders and formal Gardens.

  

• Bigbury on Sea Beach

  Nr Kingsbridge

  A stunning sandy beach in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) joined by causeway to Burgh Island. Shallow water for paddling and rock pools for exploring. Bigbury on Sea is a popular family beach and great for windsurfing and kite surfing.

  

• Biketrail

  Barnstaple

  Bikes for hire, spares and accessories. Explore the 180 miles of the picturesque Tarka Trail, and the spectacular scenery of the Taw and Torridge Valleys. Special needs bikes. Bike'n bus link, bike'n boat link. Guided nature/birdwatching rides.

  

• Bill Douglas Centre for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture

  Prince Of Wales Road, Exeter

  A museum and research centre dedicated to the audience's experience of the moving image. Explore the history of visual culture from magic lanterns to Marilyn Monroe.

  

• Birds of Prey Display. Powderham Castle

  Exeter

  See majestic birds of prey including falcons, hawks and owls. Audience participation, particularly for youngster, features prominently in the demonstrations, which give a fascinating insight into the birds’ natural habitat, diet and behaviour.

  

• Bishops and a Saint - A Different Aspect of the Tarka Trail - Walk

  Barnstaple

  Distance: 5 miles Difficulty: Easy/Moderate Start/End point: Barnstaple/Landkey This walk from Barnstaple to Landkey, although generally easy and based on the urban centre of Barnstaple, follows a length of the route not so readily associated w

  

• Bishopsteignton Museum of Rural Life

  Bishopsteignton

  Artefacts reflecting all the work, leisure and domestic life of the locality over the past two thousand years.

  

• Black a Tor Copse

  Okehampton

  Black-a-Tor Copse is one of the best examples of high altitude oak woodland in Britain. The lichens and mosses that drape the trees are nationally important- and grow here in this unique clean air woodland.

  

• Blackbury Camp

  Colyton

  Iron Age hill fort occupied c200BC-AD100, defended by a bank and ditch, with a complicated entrance.

  

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