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Stooks in the morning
I took this near Winkleigh in July. A traditional scene so characteristic of farming in that area. It could be from the 1950s
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Old and new
A contrast between the hulk in the foreground and the ship receiving north Devon ball clay at Bideford, a still working port, in 2012. Timber from our forests is also exported from Bideford.
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A new discovery
Rothern Bridge near Torrington. I use the Tarka Trail a lot but had barely noticed this bridge. It is late medieval - over 500 years old.
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A hidden gem
The late medievalRothern Bridge near Torrington. An historic gem and scheduled ancient monument only metres from the Tarka Trail and the busy A386.
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Old Jetty Westward Ho!
When the sand gets really low during the winter you can find very interesting relics on Westward JHo! beach. This is Polar investigating the old jetty near one of the wrecks.
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Beach life on a deserted Devon beach
Took this picture when out walking with my youngest son. This beach was totally deserted. It was a few miles outside Woody Bay in an almost inaccessible place.
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Sheep at Little Bray, Exmoor
A flock of sheep on land at Little Bray on the edge of the Exmoor National Park (provided you can see the whole picture and not just the top as appears the case).
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Dartmoor ponies
Ponies grazing near Sourton on Dartmoor, Right at the southern border of the Biosphere
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Minicleave Wood in Hoar Frost
My favourite woodland is the one I am privileged to look out upon every day from our window. It is a large woodland, which covers the valley through which runs the stream Hollocombe Water - flowing into the River Taw. This woodland is mostly oak, and is beautiful every day of the year - changing colour constantly. This is one of the most lovely winter mornings when hoar frost coated every twig in white crystals.
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