When offered a choice between A and B, remember there's a whole alphabet out there ...
Thursday, 10 February 2011
Ravilious Country
Oak on our way to Halsdon NR
Easily attained from either Exeter or Barnstaple courtesy of taking a seat on Stagecoach bus 315, Dolton is a friendly sort of a place. Quiet, picturesque, it's only twenty minutes’ stroll down the lane at the feet of ‘mighty great hedges', richly stocked with even mightier great trees, to Halsdon nature reserve in the Torridge valley, where you might yet see an otter if you keep very quiet. Even now the countryside round here can sometimes still have a living feel, with real people in it, walking or working, the kind of thing James Ravilious recorded more eloquently than I, some thirty years ago.
Beech on our way to Beaford
Labels:
countryside,
Devon,
nature reserves,
Ravilious,
wildlife
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment