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Secret Devon Episodes

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    Did you know Sir Walter Raleigh had a half brother, who was a pirate?

    There is a fascinating connection between Sir Walter Raleigh and Newton Abbot.

  2. Dartmoor, the inspiration for many

    Hattie McCann talks to some of the people that keep the mystery of the moor alive

  3. Dartmoor used to be avoided, and called "Dirty". find out why.

    What we now enjoy, was once thought of as dirty, disgusting and to be avoided

  4. Controlling Devon's skies, what does it take?

    Charlie is a recently qualified air traffic controller at Exeter Airport.

  5. Catherine of Aragon arrived in Plymouth by accident!

    Catherine of Aragon came to England to marry, but not Henry. Rosemary Griggs explains.

  6. Breakers yard 3: How high can you pile cars?

    Rules have changed over the years, but car stacking still happens. How does it happen?

  7. Breakers yard 2: Do you know what car parts can be recycled?

    Caroline's proper job gets started with recycling car parts and hopefully saving money

  8. Breakers yard 1: What goes on in a breakers yard?

    Caroline Densley finds out what happens in a breakers yard in Devon

  9. Beryl Cook 5: "So Many Stories to tell"

    Caroline Densley's behind the scenes tour at The Box continues

  10. Beryl Cook 4: Women having fun

    Caroline Densley continues her trip behind the scenes at The Box in Plymouth

  11. Beryl Cook 3: Who was Beryl?

    Caroline Densley's trip behind the scenes at The Box explores.

  12. Beryl Cook 2: Research and archiving

    Caroline Densley's trip behind the scenes at The Box continues with a trip to the archive

  13. Beryl Cook 1: A new exhibition.

    The Box in Plymouth is about to launch a new exhibition of Beryl Cook's work.

  14. A vicar's joke that ended in two deaths.

    A job reference written in Latin sparked a revenge beating, and a hanging

  16. 280 Million years old, the original rock idols. Why is Dartmoor so inspiring?

    Legends, folklore, myths and some of the most famous books, all inspired by Dartmoor.

  17. "The busiest pre war junction outside London" Happy Birthday A38 Parkway

    The A38 Parkway is celebrating its 40th birthday, and historian Chris Robinson explains.

  18. 'Spooky' Devon tales as you've never seen them before

    Hattie McCann on the photos inspired by Devon folklore, with a Victorian twist

  19. 'Fascinating' 4,000 year-old Dartmoor find

    It's hoped the discovery will help us understand what life was like in the Bronze Age.

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