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We took a walk from Postbridge out to Laughter Hole House as I had never seen it before, so the first part of the walk involved negotiating some steep steps up to a field from close to the Clapper Bridge. Once up the steps and the long ascent through the bridleway to the first point on the Map where we adjust the compass.
The summit of the first part of Postbridge - Bellever Forest by Brian H, on Flickr
Off we go along the single track road until we reach Bellever village. A short walk from the exclusive gate for Laughter Tor House and Farm and we walk through the public area where there is camping available and public conveniences. We continue walking until a fork in the road is reached. Left fork Laughter Hole House, we have never seen it before.
On the way to Laughter Hole House by Brian H, on Flickr
As evidenced above, we took the left fork and it was quite a long walk, and I wouldn’t be surprised if the residents of the house never walk to the shops for a pint of milk! However it was evident it was private land so with respect just a couple of images from outside the boundary of their residence….
Laughter Hole House 1 by Brian H, on Flickr
Laughter Hole House 2 by Brian H, on Flickr
Laughter Hole House 3 by Brian H, on Flickr
After viewing what little could be seen of the house I thought we could attempt to view the stepping stones of the River Dart, we had already walked past the entrance so we knew this was not the correct way…
No Entry by Brian H, on Flickr
We take a walk in the direction of the stepping stones, however January wet ground and low hanging fallen tree branches etc the prudent decision was to view these another time. So a walk back to the fork in the road to continue the journey to Laughter Hole farm.
I'm a poser by Brian H, on Flickr
The woofer happily sitting on the wheeled bench for a photoshoot. Then we continued on the journey where mist was still evident and light almost non-existent.
Towards the mist by Brian H, on Flickr

Off we go along the single track road until we reach Bellever village. A short walk from the exclusive gate for Laughter Tor House and Farm and we walk through the public area where there is camping available and public conveniences. We continue walking until a fork in the road is reached. Left fork Laughter Hole House, we have never seen it before.

As evidenced above, we took the left fork and it was quite a long walk, and I wouldn’t be surprised if the residents of the house never walk to the shops for a pint of milk! However it was evident it was private land so with respect just a couple of images from outside the boundary of their residence….



After viewing what little could be seen of the house I thought we could attempt to view the stepping stones of the River Dart, we had already walked past the entrance so we knew this was not the correct way…

We take a walk in the direction of the stepping stones, however January wet ground and low hanging fallen tree branches etc the prudent decision was to view these another time. So a walk back to the fork in the road to continue the journey to Laughter Hole farm.

The woofer happily sitting on the wheeled bench for a photoshoot. Then we continued on the journey where mist was still evident and light almost non-existent.
