Photo
No. | Description |
| 126305 | Badgworthy Water is beautifully located between the moors of Exmoor |
| 126306 | The remains of a Medieval Village are to be found 4km up stream from Malsmead |
| 126307 | Brendon Common provides good views across the moors of Exmoor |
| 126308 | The valley of Lank Combe is typical of the area around Doone Valley |
| 175001 | The start of the walk to the summit of Dunkery Beacon at Dunkery Gate |
| 175002 | Looking back to Dunkery Gate from the summit of Dunkery Beacon |
| 175003 | The large cairn on the summit of Dunkery Beacon |
| 175004 | The descent path from the summit is clearly visible in this picture |
| 175005 | Dramatic light over Dunkery Beacon |
| 175006 | Dramatic light over Dunkery Beacon |
| 186001 | The path from the National Park car park to Tarr Steps |
| 186002 | The Tarr Steps provide a dry crossing of the River Barle |
| 186003 | The River Barle near Tarr Steps |
| 186004 | Interesting tree roots beside the River Barle |
| 186005 | The village of Withypool with the high moors of Exmoor beyond |
| 186006 | The parish church at Withypool |
| 186007 | The bridge over the River Barle at Withypool |
| 186008 | The lane south from Withypool to Westwater Farm |
| 186009 | The winter sun sets early over the Tarr Steps |
| 191001 | Leaving Lynmouth the view ahead to Foreland Point |
| 191002 | Approaching Countisbury there is a fine view back to Lynmouth and Lynton |
| 191003 | The pleasant parish church at Countisbury is dwarfed by a yew tree |
| 191004 | The descent from Countisbury to Watersmeet |
| 191005 | The woodland approaching Watersmeet is dense |
| 191006 | Watersmeet House is a former fishing lodge and now cared for by the National Trust |
| 191007 | Watersmeet where the two branches of the River Lyn meet |
| 191008 | The River Lyn below Watersmeet |
| 191009 | Foreland Point seen from Lynmouth as the light of a winter's day begins to fade |
