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Every so often, the River Exe decides to chill out. Despite the estuary being right near the coast, this stretch of the river sometimes appears completely still, like glass. This image was taken on a fairly still day, a few weeks ago. There are slight su
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Umbrellas for frogs #vscocam #fungi
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My kind of carpet #autumn #leaves #vscocam
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Hello Autumn
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Towards the Estuary
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Glorious evening light!
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We couldn't go through the whole autumn without a drop of rain... 😉
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We couldn't go through the whole autumn without a drop of rain... ;)
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Even if yellow isn't your colour, it would be hard to dislike the sunny burst of vibrancy that is Common Toadflax. I spotted this little specimen clinging to a bridge over the River Otter.
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More from Sidmouth - this time looking down from Jacob's ladder. The view from up there on a sunny day is hard to beat.
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Apologies for the lack of posts recently - I was busy taking photos and helping @notlivinginnewyork with @igersexeter. I will recommence with this shot, taken a few weeks back in Sidmouth's Connaught Gardens.
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Sidmouth on a blue-sky day. Pretty, isn't it?
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It was amazing to watch this beautiful horse prancing through the waves on Sidmouth beach.
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Exploring the dunes at Croyde Bay.
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More from the Castle Drogo estate.
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Castle Drogo's gardens are both exquisitely designed and pleasingly organic. At this time of year, the colours are magnificent.
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I like places that make me feel small and insignificant. I'm forever searching for that type of awe.
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The view from the top of Teign Gorge is spectacular. Kudos to the ambitious hikers who decided to take the most direct route upwards from the river, and fought through the ground cover to do so.
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Nature makes some beautiful things.
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Sometimes, it can be difficult to see the wood for the trees. In this case, I couldn't care less.
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I am never happier than when I am exploring a beautiful new place with my Helen.
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Fingle Bridge has provided a crossing point over the brook of the same name since the 17th century.
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▪ This is Summer ▪
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"As a little kid, I climbed a lot of trees because I always loved the bird's-eye view." -- Felix Baumgartner
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Green is my favourite colour. No wonder the verdant Teign valley appeals.
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Helen and I went to Castle Drogo on Dartmoor, and walked along the River Teign. We ate our lunch while admiring the forested valley. We stayed for quite a while after the food was gone.
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The resident Exmoor ponies of the Bystock Pools nature reserve.
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I recently started volunteering with the work party at my local nature reserve, Bystock Pools. Great people, and highly knowledgeable, too.
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This seems to have been a good year for Commas. I found this one in the hedgerows along the Exe Estuary cycle path.
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▪ The Maer, One Year On ▪
