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Mossy beech tree in a wall, Burrrator woods a couple of weeks ago #Dartmoor #Devon #mosston #photography

Mossy beech tree in a wall, Burrrator woods a couple of weeks ago #Dartmoor #Devon #mosston #photography

Mossy beech tree in a wall, Burrrator woods a couple of weeks ago #Dartmoor #Devon #mosston #photography

Mossy beech tree in a wall, Burrrator woods a couple of weeks ago #Dartmoor #Devon #mosston #photography

Mossy beech tree in a wall, Burrrator woods a couple of weeks ago #Dartmoor #Devon #mosston #photography

Under the oak branches, Burrator woods, a couple of weeks ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography #mosstodon

Under the oak branches, Burrator woods, a couple of weeks ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography #mosstodon

Under the oak branches, Burrator woods, a couple of weeks ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography #mosstodon

Under the oak branches, Burrator woods, a couple of weeks ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography #mosstodon

Under the oak branches, Burrator woods, a couple of weeks ago, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography #mosstodon

Gate view through to ponies at Sampford Spiney last week, and the medieval manor, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Gate view through to ponies at Sampford Spiney last week, and the medieval manor, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Gate view through to ponies at Sampford Spiney last week, and the medieval manor, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Gate view through to ponies at Sampford Spiney last week, and the medieval manor, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Gate view through to ponies at Sampford Spiney last week, and the medieval manor, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

*Please no criticisms I can’t take it * 🤣
I’m choosing the July picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
The choices this month are
Higher Meavy bridge
Hawthorn below Ingra Tor
Reflections in the Walkham below Ward bridge
Comment to vote, thanks #Devon #photography

*Please no criticisms I can’t take it * 🤣
I’m choosing the July picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
The choices this month are
Higher Meavy bridge
Hawthorn below Ingra Tor
Reflections in the Walkham below Ward bridge
Comment to vote, thanks #Devon #photography

*Please no criticisms I can’t take it * 🤣
I’m choosing the July picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
The choices this month are
Higher Meavy bridge
Hawthorn below Ingra Tor
Reflections in the Walkham below Ward bridge
Comment to vote, thanks #Devon #photography

*Please no criticisms I can’t take it * 🤣
I’m choosing the July picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
The choices this month are
Higher Meavy bridge
Hawthorn below Ingra Tor
Reflections in the Walkham below Ward bridge
Comment to vote, thanks #Devon #photography

*Please no criticisms I can’t take it * 🤣
I’m choosing the July picture for my 2027 #Dartmoor charity calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
The choices this month are
Higher Meavy bridge
Hawthorn below Ingra Tor
Reflections in the Walkham below Ward bridge
Comment to vote, thanks #Devon #photography

Pictures taken this week, at Walkhampton, Sampford Spiney and Huckworthy, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Huckworthy bridge and the river Walkham on Thursday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

Two ponies grazing in Sampford Spiney this week, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography

I’m choosing the June picture for my 2027 Dartmoor charity calendar, all profits to Tavistock food bank
The choices this month are
Ox eye daisies in Peter Tavy churchyard
Foxgloves, Whitchurch Down,
Gate and meadow at Bellever. #Dartmoor #Devon #photography

Holloway path or ancient trackway, that leads to Walkhampton church yesterday, #Dartmoor #Devon #photography
Holloway paths derived from the Old English hola weg, “sunken road” are formed over centuries by a combination of heavy human traffic and natural water erosion wearing away at soft bedrock.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/travel/article/20230813-holloways-englands-mysterious-sunken-roads