Moonrakers (English Wikipedia)

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  • "The Legend of the Moonrakers". Swindon Life. Retrieved 2 September 2009. The site of the pond is a matter of fierce...conjecture, with any one of the many Wiltshire towns and villages which boast a pond laying claim to be the home of the original moonrakers at one time or another.

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  • "Bishops Cannings". Wiltshire Council. Retrieved 1 September 2009. the Crammer in Devizes, a seemingly excellent pond for moonraking used to lie within the parish of Bishop's Cannings.

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  • Smith, A. C. (1874). "On Wiltshire Traditions, Charms and Superstitions". Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine. 14. Devizes, England: Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society: 326–327. ISSN 0262-6608. if the trade of the smuggler seems somewhat an unlikely one...in the heart of the downs of North Wiltshire...whole population[s]...carried cargoes of contraband goods by the little-frequented ridgeways or trackways...and so handed them on to the very middle of England
  • Akerman, John Yonge (1853). Wiltshire Tales. Soho, London: John Russell Smith. pp. 168–9. OCLC 793719788.
  • Provincial Glossary, OCLC 84873860, Quoted in "moonraker". Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press. December 2008.