Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park, North Devon

Can't remember what type of bird this is can anyone help me. Cheers

Feeding round on a winter morning...

The soft rolling countryside of Exmoor

One of the stations on the West Somerset Railway. I was rather taken by all the different lines in the photograph: from the wooden planks on the building and the nicely painted white gate.

They aren't as clever as our little wild Mallard! Shearing the sheep has had its effect on my T shirt!

Tucked away an old pub.

Extracts from

a walk round the farm hedges...

Tuesday 14th April 2020

Ilfracombe Harbour

It's such a lovely day today, I thought we could take an imaginary trip to the seaside. Ilfracombe Harbour, anyone? We could take a boat trip along the coast and then have lunch in one of the fish restaurants before taking a stroll through the town.

Too crowded for me!

Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park, North Devon

Can't remember what type of bird this is can anyone help me. Cheers

Ilfracombe harbour from above

Scenes from the cleave

Snowy morning, before sunrise...

Detail from the waterfall at Clovelly, a fishing village that has been frozen in time, and shows life as it was before the cyber revolution.

Judging the Devons.

Part Of The Tarka Trail

Autumn morning.

The open farmland of Exmoor

The Bristol Channel coast near Lee Bay. Lucy, the three legged lurcher from the Grampus pub.

Fern, the lurcher watching and waiting.

Some damp weather after a long dry spell seems to have brought up the mushrooms.

Clovelly: Bob Scott took this picture of the old fishing quay in which it’s really very unique. The village of Clovelly is still owned by one family, a tradition that goes back to the Norman Conquest. No trip round Clovelly is complete without a good look round the visitor centre and it is one of those places that should not be rushed. Allow at least half a day to explore this place fully and if time allows you to spend a whole day here. It really is a treat.