A Head, Erme Head (Grymsgrove), South Dartmoor, Devon UK - Public Land Survey Marks on Waymarking.com

The A Head rock is situated at Erme Head once known as Arme Head hence the letter A engraved on the stone.
The A Head Rock, Erme Head was also known as Grymsgrove, acts as one of the points of the Forest of Dartmoor Boundary.

Dartmoor's Ancient Boundary Perambulation. (50 Miles)
The Perambulation marks the boundary of the ancient forest of the moor and is one of the oldest walks on Dartmoor. From Rundlestone, the route heads through Great Mis Tor and Yes Tor, King's Oven, Dartmeet and Ryder's Hill. At Eastern White Barrow the Perambulation reaches its most southerly point and returns to Rundlestone via Siward's Cross. There is not a public right of way over the whole route but short deviations enable the walk to be completed.
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Type of survey mark: Large boulder marked with A Head What indicators are near the mark to help people identify where it is located?: GPS needed What property is this mark defining?: Forest of Dartmoor.

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