#dartmoor — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #dartmoor, aggregated by home.social.
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Hexworthy/ Huccaby bridge this week, #Dartmoor. #Devon #photography
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Hexworthy/ Huccaby bridge this week, #Dartmoor. #Devon #photography
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Hexworthy/ Huccaby bridge this week, #Dartmoor. #Devon #photography
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Hexworthy/ Huccaby bridge this week, #Dartmoor. #Devon #photography
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Hexworthy/ Huccaby bridge this week, #Dartmoor. #Devon #photography
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Calf and wind blown hawthorn tree above Hexworthy on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was wonderful to be so high, you could see the sky through the gaps in the stone walls. ☺️ #photography
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Calf and wind blown hawthorn tree above Hexworthy on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was wonderful to be so high, you could see the sky through the gaps in the stone walls. ☺️ #photography
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Calf and wind blown hawthorn tree above Hexworthy on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was wonderful to be so high, you could see the sky through the gaps in the stone walls. ☺️ #photography
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Calf and wind blown hawthorn tree above Hexworthy on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was wonderful to be so high, you could see the sky through the gaps in the stone walls. ☺️ #photography
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Calf and wind blown hawthorn tree above Hexworthy on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. It was wonderful to be so high, you could see the sky through the gaps in the stone walls. ☺️ #photography
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The O Brook and saddle bridge near Combestone tor on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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The O Brook and saddle bridge near Combestone tor on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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The O Brook and saddle bridge near Combestone tor on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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The O Brook and saddle bridge near Combestone tor on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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The O Brook and saddle bridge near Combestone tor on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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Oak and spider web on the banks of the Dart at Huccaby on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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Oak and spider web on the banks of the Dart at Huccaby on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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Oak and spider web on the banks of the Dart at Huccaby on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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Oak and spider web on the banks of the Dart at Huccaby on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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Oak and spider web on the banks of the Dart at Huccaby on Tuesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon #photography
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The O brook (the stream that runs under saddle bridge), yesterday, a lovely wild spot near Combestone tor, Dartmoor, #Devon. The area is the site of a rare dragon folklore story on #Dartmoor, although a relatively recent one, the dragon was seen in the tin mine workings in the 19th century. The ‘dragon’s breath’ reported by locals was most likely vapour from tin mining. #photography #folklore
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The O brook (the stream that runs under saddle bridge), yesterday, a lovely wild spot near Combestone tor, Dartmoor, #Devon. The area is the site of a rare dragon folklore story on #Dartmoor, although a relatively recent one, the dragon was seen in the tin mine workings in the 19th century. The ‘dragon’s breath’ reported by locals was most likely vapour from tin mining. #photography #folklore
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The O brook (the stream that runs under saddle bridge), yesterday, a lovely wild spot near Combestone tor, Dartmoor, #Devon. The area is the site of a rare dragon folklore story on #Dartmoor, although a relatively recent one, the dragon was seen in the tin mine workings in the 19th century. The ‘dragon’s breath’ reported by locals was most likely vapour from tin mining. #photography #folklore
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The O brook (the stream that runs under saddle bridge), yesterday, a lovely wild spot near Combestone tor, Dartmoor, #Devon. The area is the site of a rare dragon folklore story on #Dartmoor, although a relatively recent one, the dragon was seen in the tin mine workings in the 19th century. The ‘dragon’s breath’ reported by locals was most likely vapour from tin mining. #photography #folklore
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The O brook (the stream that runs under saddle bridge), yesterday, a lovely wild spot near Combestone tor, Dartmoor, #Devon. The area is the site of a rare dragon folklore story on #Dartmoor, although a relatively recent one, the dragon was seen in the tin mine workings in the 19th century. The ‘dragon’s breath’ reported by locals was most likely vapour from tin mining. #photography #folklore
