It’s the end of summer and here’s the the way August has played out so far with warm downpours and gusty blows. In-between times there’s been big skies and solitary walks up on the moor. A reminder to all locals that you can escape the traffic jams, the Georgeham double decker bus queue, the Mortehoe bus 4 hour trip up the hill against a caravan, the non-distancing crowds and their inedptude by taking a short drive up to the roof of Devon #roof #exmoor
Small herd on the slopes of Dunkery Beacon
A little hint of mid August early heather
Three plus three, love the symmetry in this one
Typical Exmoor tree line horizon
Fence Friday re-visited
Exmoor blue and red spot with early browning leaves
The centre of attention, young stag and hinds
Hinds in the sun
Good showing of heather at Countisbury
Countisbury gate (did you see what I did there…)
This photo attracted a lot of attention on social media. Baggy Point being hammered by 50mph winds during Storm Francis
Heather and Exmoor ponies on Woolacombe Down
Massive swell and ferocious winds in the corner, Grunta breaking beyond Morte Point all the way through. Long rides
Between squalls at the early Exe
Big buggering skies
or what
space to ease the claustrophobia
and find light amongst the moorland dark clouds.
Still stoked with the Fuji XH-1 w/ 18-55mm f2.8 w/circ pol
Click on the image to get it bigger preferably on a bigger screen than your Nokia
Autumn Projeckt anyone?
One photo per week, Sept – Oct – Nov 2020.
Twelve photos.
#autumn12projeckt20
#thetwelveAP20
#projeckt12/2020
esterspears 
Elizabeth Taylor
August 27, 2020
A wonderful journey across Exmoor and surrounds