#dartmoor — Public Fediverse posts

I love this video of Bellever in November 2024 I found. It was very cold with a light dusting of frost, there was a beautiful mist over the river and that night snow fell. #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

I love this video of Bellever in November 2024 I found. It was very cold with a light dusting of frost, there was a beautiful mist over the river and that night snow fell. #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Photos taken near Whitchurch Down this week, not spectacular but I did feel really rough and did get out for a bit so that’s a win 🙂, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Photos taken near Whitchurch Down this week, not spectacular but I did feel really rough and did get out for a bit so that’s a win 🙂, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Photos taken near Whitchurch Down this week, not spectacular but I did feel really rough and did get out for a bit so that’s a win 🙂, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Photos taken near Whitchurch Down this week, not spectacular but I did feel really rough and did get out for a bit so that’s a win 🙂, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Photos taken near Whitchurch Down this week, not spectacular but I did feel really rough and did get out for a bit so that’s a win 🙂, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Rowan berries and gate near Cator, a couple of Septembers ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Rowan berries and gate near Cator, a couple of Septembers ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Rowan berries and gate near Cator, a couple of Septembers ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Rowan berries and gate near Cator, a couple of Septembers ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Rowan berries and gate near Cator, a couple of Septembers ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Twisty hawthorns near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. Colour and black and white version I liked the sculptural branches of these trees and thought it would interesting in black and white as well. #photography

Twisty hawthorns near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. Colour and black and white version I liked the sculptural branches of these trees and thought it would interesting in black and white as well. #photography

Twisty hawthorns near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. Colour and black and white version I liked the sculptural branches of these trees and thought it would interesting in black and white as well. #photography

Twisty hawthorns near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. Colour and black and white version I liked the sculptural branches of these trees and thought it would interesting in black and white as well. #photography

Twisty hawthorns near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. Colour and black and white version I liked the sculptural branches of these trees and thought it would interesting in black and white as well. #photography

Taviton brook near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was used on the construction of the short lived mine wheal surprise, 1851-6. The word Wheal describes mine shafts comes from the Cornish language word hwel, which translates directly to mine or mine workings. #photography

Taviton brook near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was used on the construction of the short lived mine wheal surprise, 1851-6. The word Wheal describes mine shafts comes from the Cornish language word hwel, which translates directly to mine or mine workings. #photography

Taviton brook near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was used on the construction of the short lived mine wheal surprise, 1851-6. The word Wheal describes mine shafts comes from the Cornish language word hwel, which translates directly to mine or mine workings. #photography

Taviton brook near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was used on the construction of the short lived mine wheal surprise, 1851-6. The word Wheal describes mine shafts comes from the Cornish language word hwel, which translates directly to mine or mine workings. #photography

Taviton brook near Whitchurch Down on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was used on the construction of the short lived mine wheal surprise, 1851-6. The word Wheal describes mine shafts comes from the Cornish language word hwel, which translates directly to mine or mine workings. #photography