Notts lass turned south Devon yokel, with a passion for the sea and SW coast. #travelwriter #copywriter #contentcreator
South West, England
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Looking for a family-friendly break in the English countryside? The South West Coast Path offers stunning coastal scenery and shorter trails that are perfect for little ones. Here are 9 easy walks weather2travel.com/blog/best… @SouthbySW @VisitEngland
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Rotherfold Square in Totnes is the bees knees when the blossom is in bloom. 🐝
#BlossomWatch #beltaneblessings
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ALT Branches of a cherry tree in blossom set against a colourful wall in purple and red 💜❤️
The Isle of Man in February is a wild one and all the more captivating under these dramatic skies. I found myself communing with the fairies at dusk at the Sound - a magical location in the south of the island.
I do believe in mooinjer veggey (Manx for fairies), I do! #IOMstory
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Winter solstice is one of the oldest winter celebrations in the world and signals the astronomical start of winter. A Pagan custom is to watch the sunrise or sunset on the shortest day.
Photo: Carole Thelwall-Jones
#WinterSolstice
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The biggest threat to our democracy is Gary Lineker . His compassion,empathy,humanity is tearing the nation apart.Reminding us there is an alternative to cronyism & corruption is an assault on British values .1st thing I'd do as BBC chair is initiate a pile on on the ingrate 👊
Just landed after seeing out the summer holidays at @PortEliotEstate - a heady cocktail of tunes in the park, set in beautiful surroundings and a good dose of wellness mixed in. Family friendly and just the right size for little legs. #Cornwall
Thanks to the Cornish Caretakers FT @Kernow_King for the hilarious sketch on Sunday at the Tunes Festival, Port Eliot estate. It was a treasure trove of Cornish delights complete with a giant pasti, a golden chough and an ancient Cornish hedge. My kind of service! #properjob
ALT Kernow King with a Cornish chough in a church on the Port Eliot estate, St Germans, Cornwall
ALT Kernow King and Emily demonstrate a 6,000 year-old Cornish hedge in a church on the Port Eliot estate, St Germans, Cornwall
This is my favourite hagstone find of all time. It even has finger and thumb holes for ease of holding up to the horizon.
According to folklore, a stone with a natural hole through its centre has magical properties. Sounds good to me.
It’s the little things… #folklorethursday
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I went wild camping on #Dartmoor as soon as the court of appeal reinstated our right yesterday. Here's my story in @timestravel @Right_2Roam
thetimes.co.uk/article/dartm…
Thank you for being here. Sinéad O'Connor - Thank You For Hearing Me (Live at Top of the Pops in 1... youtu.be/MKOu3PZ34dU via @YouTube
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Rhodes is burning...What really matters is not that a Tourist playground burns, its the animals burned, wildlife lost and Nature destroyed...but out headlines talk of cancelled flights and holidays. If we think this is inconvenient..you wait to see the inconvenience of climate refugees, lack of food and water....floods, droughts and war....but lets just carry on leave that to our kids to deal with.
A good news story: – at South West, England
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Purple haze 💜
A carpet of bluebells is one of nature's wonders. These delicate wildflowers are protected to ensure they return year after year - sticking to paths to prevent damage is essential.
Take a magical walk beside the bluebells near you: ow.ly/8q8650OhLJb
Photo: Justin Minns
ALT Bluebells cover the ground in a wood on the Blickling Estate, Norfolk.
I’m becoming more like #DavidAttenborough as each day passes. Here we see a hummingbird hawk-moth, so called for its resemblance to hummingbirds. If you listen closely you can hear it hum.
That’s the second wildlife first for me this month. #365dayswild
A-ma-zing! – at Totnes, England
The mist cleared almost as quickly as it came, revealing all of the island’s treasures, even if we did need binoculars and the help of a giant scope to see them.
Still reeling from my visit to Lundy and seeing puffins for the first time, thanks to #WildIsles for the inspiration. – at South West, England
ALT Standing on the cliffs of Lundy Island, a young girl and her mother look through a large scope at the puffin colony that have just returned from a winter at sea to nest in their burrows.