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Things New and Old Item 22: Dartmoor Rainfall

This is the twenty-second item from Robert Dymond’s book: “Things New and Old Concerning the Parish of Widecombe-in-the-Moor and its Neighbourhood” (1876) DARTMOOR RAINFALL. “The West wind always brings wet weather, The East wind wet and cold together, The South wind surely brings us rain, The North wind blows it back again.” THE subjoined table…

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Things New and Old Item 22: Dartmoor Rainfall