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  1. Red campions growing in a lane near South Brentor this week, I love these flowers. #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  2. Sheep and moors behind seen from the lanes that run around Brentor yesterday. The letters on the sheep are so the farmers know which lambs come from which ewes I would think, they could be walking adverts for Alcoholic anonymous weird things happen on the moor but not on this occasion 😌. #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  3. Sheep and moors behind seen from the lanes that run around Brentor yesterday. The letters on the sheep are so the farmers know which lambs come from which ewes I would think, they could be walking adverts for Alcoholic anonymous weird things happen on the moor but not on this occasion 😌. #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  4. Sheep and moors behind seen from the lanes that run around Brentor yesterday. The letters on the sheep are so the farmers know which lambs come from which ewes I would think, they could be walking adverts for Alcoholic anonymous weird things happen on the moor but not on this occasion 😌. #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  5. Sheep and moors behind seen from the lanes that run around Brentor yesterday. The letters on the sheep are so the farmers know which lambs come from which ewes I would think, they could be walking adverts for Alcoholic anonymous weird things happen on the moor but not on this occasion 😌. #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  6. Sheep and moors behind seen from the lanes that run around Brentor yesterday. The letters on the sheep are so the farmers know which lambs come from which ewes I would think, they could be walking adverts for Alcoholic anonymous weird things happen on the moor but not on this occasion 😌. #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  7. Cow parsley and the moor behind (Cox tor view), near South Brentor yesterday #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  8. Cow parsley and the moor behind (Cox tor view), near South Brentor yesterday #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  9. Cow parsley and the moor behind (Cox tor view), near South Brentor yesterday #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  10. Cow parsley and the moor behind (Cox tor view), near South Brentor yesterday #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  11. Cow parsley and the moor behind (Cox tor view), near South Brentor yesterday #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  12. Brentor church looking lovely today with bluebells on the lower slopes, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  13. Brentor church looking lovely today with bluebells on the lower slopes, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  14. Brentor church looking lovely today with bluebells on the lower slopes, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  15. Brentor church looking lovely today with bluebells on the lower slopes, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  16. Brentor church looking lovely today with bluebells on the lower slopes, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

  17. This #Dartmoor walk from South Zeal to Cosdon Hill provides great views and an opportunity to examine some of the relics left by our Iron Age ancestors, primarily a virtually complete stone circle and an ancient settlement. See happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/Devon

  18. This #Dartmoor walk from South Zeal to Cosdon Hill provides great views and an opportunity to examine some of the relics left by our Iron Age ancestors, primarily a virtually complete stone circle and an ancient settlement. See happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/Devon

  19. This #Dartmoor walk from South Zeal to Cosdon Hill provides great views and an opportunity to examine some of the relics left by our Iron Age ancestors, primarily a virtually complete stone circle and an ancient settlement. See happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/Devon

  20. This #Dartmoor walk from South Zeal to Cosdon Hill provides great views and an opportunity to examine some of the relics left by our Iron Age ancestors, primarily a virtually complete stone circle and an ancient settlement. See happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/Devon

  21. This #Dartmoor walk from South Zeal to Cosdon Hill provides great views and an opportunity to examine some of the relics left by our Iron Age ancestors, primarily a virtually complete stone circle and an ancient settlement. See happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/Devon

  22. I’m compiling my third photo book slowly as my health has become worse lately, aiming to get it out later in the year. Profits, half to hedgehog rescue in okehampton and half to Tavistock food bank. Summer holidays are good time as the foodbank will need support then. , #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  23. I’m compiling my third photo book slowly as my health has become worse lately, aiming to get it out later in the year. Profits, half to hedgehog rescue in okehampton and half to Tavistock food bank. Summer holidays are good time as the foodbank will need support then. , #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  24. I’m compiling my third photo book slowly as my health has become worse lately, aiming to get it out later in the year. Profits, half to hedgehog rescue in okehampton and half to Tavistock food bank. Summer holidays are good time as the foodbank will need support then. , #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  25. I’m compiling my third photo book slowly as my health has become worse lately, aiming to get it out later in the year. Profits, half to hedgehog rescue in okehampton and half to Tavistock food bank. Summer holidays are good time as the foodbank will need support then. , #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  26. I’m compiling my third photo book slowly as my health has become worse lately, aiming to get it out later in the year. Profits, half to hedgehog rescue in okehampton and half to Tavistock food bank. Summer holidays are good time as the foodbank will need support then. , #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

  27. The same willow tree near Norsworthy bridge, Burrator reservoir taken in January this year and last week #Dartmoor #Devon #photography #mosstodon

  28. The same willow tree near Norsworthy bridge, Burrator reservoir taken in January this year and last week #Dartmoor #Devon #photography #mosstodon

  29. The same willow tree near Norsworthy bridge, Burrator reservoir taken in January this year and last week #Dartmoor #Devon #photography #mosstodon

  30. The same willow tree near Norsworthy bridge, Burrator reservoir taken in January this year and last week #Dartmoor #Devon #photography #mosstodon

  31. The same willow tree near Norsworthy bridge, Burrator reservoir taken in January this year and last week #Dartmoor #Devon #photography #mosstodon

  32. Remains of Longstone manor on the banks of Burrrator Reservoir, last week, #Dartmoor #Devon #photography
    Longstone Manor stands near the Reservoir and dates back to the 16th century. It was occupied by the Elford family for around 150 being converted into a working farm in about 1750. The property remained was a farm for another century and a half, after which it was abandoned; the reservoir was constructed not long after in the 19th C. The stone in the third photo is an Apple crusher.

  33. Remains of Longstone manor on the banks of Burrrator Reservoir, last week, #Dartmoor #Devon #photography
    Longstone Manor stands near the Reservoir and dates back to the 16th century. It was occupied by the Elford family for around 150 being converted into a working farm in about 1750. The property remained was a farm for another century and a half, after which it was abandoned; the reservoir was constructed not long after in the 19th C. The stone in the third photo is an Apple crusher.

  34. Remains of Longstone manor on the banks of Burrrator Reservoir, last week, #Dartmoor #Devon #photography
    Longstone Manor stands near the Reservoir and dates back to the 16th century. It was occupied by the Elford family for around 150 being converted into a working farm in about 1750. The property remained was a farm for another century and a half, after which it was abandoned; the reservoir was constructed not long after in the 19th C. The stone in the third photo is an Apple crusher.

  35. Remains of Longstone manor on the banks of Burrrator Reservoir, last week, #Dartmoor #Devon #photography
    Longstone Manor stands near the Reservoir and dates back to the 16th century. It was occupied by the Elford family for around 150 being converted into a working farm in about 1750. The property remained was a farm for another century and a half, after which it was abandoned; the reservoir was constructed not long after in the 19th C. The stone in the third photo is an Apple crusher.

  36. Remains of Longstone manor on the banks of Burrrator Reservoir, last week, #Dartmoor #Devon #photography
    Longstone Manor stands near the Reservoir and dates back to the 16th century. It was occupied by the Elford family for around 150 being converted into a working farm in about 1750. The property remained was a farm for another century and a half, after which it was abandoned; the reservoir was constructed not long after in the 19th C. The stone in the third photo is an Apple crusher.