Aiden Fiaschetti
https://visitdartmoor.co.uk/finding-solace-in-dartmoor-national-park/
Dartmoor National park is significant to Sherlock Holmes (2009) because this is where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle got the idea for the setting of The Hound of the Baskervilles which was one of his most famous Sherlock Holmes novels. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle traveled to Dartmoor National Park to get inspiration for his novel and this place gave him the setting of the whole story. I found this information from the website India Outbound . This source is an example of Singular Authorship because one author from the source shares information to us about how Doyle got his inspiration from Dartmoor National Park. The Platform did shape how I found it because if it wasn't an article written by a singular person and it was a different form of information I would have never found it while researching for what I was researching for. Mapping this location on COVE makes visible a place a "gatekeeper" platform might otherwise bury because it helps bring light to a major part of the novel The Hound of the Baskervilles that might get overlooked because the whole story of Sherlock Holmes (2009) is set in London.