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Cox Tor

15th November 2020 / rblaggers / Leave a comment

Weather-wise, the last couple of weekends have been pretty horrible. In theory I'm happy to go for a walk or bike ride in any weather, but with a long list of little jobs to do at home I have been known to spend a weekend 'getting a few things done' rather than going out and … Continue reading Cox Tor

Dewerstone

2nd November 20201st November 2020 / rblaggers / 1 Comment

Just before lockdown began in March, our eldest son went on his first school residential. He only spent one night away but for him it was a massive adventure. His class went down to the Dewerstone and stayed in the cottage doing all kinds of cool outdoor activities. He loved every minute. Apart from losing … Continue reading Dewerstone

Quantocks in Autumn

28th October 202028th October 2020 / rblaggers / Leave a comment

Yesterday I took a short stroll in the Quantocks with my Mum. The tops were covered in cloud for the most part so we missed most of the views, but I took a few photos between Lydeard Hill and Wills Neck that I was pretty pleased with. I didn’t quite come across the right scenes … Continue reading Quantocks in Autumn

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Fingle Bridge and Cranbrook Castle

27th October 20201st November 2020 / rblaggers / 4 Comments

After yesterday's ridge top views of autumnal Dartmoor valleys, I wanted to spend more time in the woods. We're at the tail end of the vibrant spectacle of autumn now, and it won't be long before the reds, yellows and everything in between are gone for another year. So with my wife at work, I … Continue reading Fingle Bridge and Cranbrook Castle

Honeybag Tor

26th October 20201st November 2020 / rblaggers / 1 Comment

I always have mixed feelings about the clocks going back. I love the hope and optimism that spring seems to bring, summer is for camping and being outdoors, and I love the residual warmth and colours of early autumn. The clocks going back represents the end of most of those things and a desire to … Continue reading Honeybag Tor

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Categories

  • Brewing
  • Camping
  • Cool Stuff
  • Cycling
  • Family Walks
  • flora
  • Gallery
  • Pubs
  • Rest of England

Tags

alcohol archaeology autumn Avon Dam beer Bonehill Rocks Brecon Beacons Bronze Age Cambridgeshire Camping cartography coldeast cross Cycling Dartmeet Dartmoor drizzle Duke of Edinburgh Award East Dart family Family Walks fens flora flowers folklore France friends geology Haytor High Willhays hills history Hound Tor Ilsington Ivybridge kit landscapes lichens Littaford Tor Llangorse Longaford Tor maps Meldon Meldon Reservoir middle earth nature reserves Norfolk north Dartmoor Postbridge Poundsgate PRincetown rainbows reservoirs Rippon Tor Scotland scratch map Sharp Tor Sigford Sourton South Brent south Dartmoor SSSI sunset Ten Tors Tolkien tormentil Two Moors Way walking Warren House Inn waterfall Wicken Fen Widecombe Wistmans Wood woodland Yar Tor Yes Tor



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