Snowdrops have naturalised in the woods over the years -
spreading down through the woods to the torrents of water below
So many walks - my favourite was the walk from Stoke - with its its high church tower - used it is said by mariners passing through on the turbulent seas - as a marker -we certainly used it when we took a wrong turn - because our garden looked out towards the church
-Yes we started in Stoke onto Hartland Quay - followed the coastline from Hartland Quay to Hartland Point
- it was muddy along the pathways but well worth it -
and to catch a glimpse through the trees of 'Barton Cottage' as it was called in 2008 - the cottage was used in scenes in the BBC adaptation of Sense and Sensibilty
The video below - gives a quick glimpse of Blackpool Mill and the woods beyond
Linking to Our World Tuesday - enjoy your week - Jane
Idyllic is definitely the word!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us...the header is spectacular!
Jane x
The coastline is very dramatic down there with history of ship wrecks and smugglers - that pic was taken on a relatively calm day - and even so there was quite a spray on the rocks = making for a very formidable scene - Jane xx
DeleteThat's a piece of coastline that I hope to visit again someday,though in the meantime your pictures will suffice. Towers like that which are used by sailors to estimate their position at sea are known as "landmarks", in case you ever wondered about the derivation of that word.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful landscape! Your photos are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely walk and great photos too. Thanks for sharing.x
ReplyDeleteThe landscape is amazing! So are your photos!
ReplyDeleteAll the pictures are very beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Sandra