
Looking back to autumn on Dartmoor
January 15, 2020 3:08 pm Leave your thoughtsLooking back over last year’s photos of autumn it would appear we had a fabulous time playing in the golden sunshin.
Looking back over last year’s photos of autumn it would appear we had a fabulous time playing in the golden sunshin.
Thank fully in the majority of towns and villages on Dartmoor the original red iconic boxes remained in place
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There’s so much to do and enjoy on Dartmoor all throughout the winter months, when that nip in the air and chance of snow covering the tors and slopes on the open moorland, makes heading out for a family walk just that bit more exhilarating.
I always get a lovely feeling of excitement when heading up onto Okehampton moor with Maisie, the wide open space is vast and the opportunities endless.
Today I’m out biking early. Cycling through the morning’s crisp autumnal air, dipping into valleys of low-lying clouds and climbing up as the clearing mist reveals yet another breath-taking view over Dartmoor.
We started our walk in the free car park next door to Okehampton Castle, where you can either climb a wooden stile onto the wooden footbridge across the West Okement River or take the easy route through a gate next door to the car park.
As the days get shorter, the air gets colder and winter approaches, we know that Christmas is just around the corner