Sarah Hailstone shared this photo of her dog Jack with us. If you’d like to follow Jack’s adventures on Exmoor, check out “Exmoor with Jack” on Facebook and Instagram!

Highlights of Exmoor Guided Walks organised by the Exmoor Society include:
Hope Bourne Guided Walk
Join them for an easy 3 mile walk around the Withypool area, following the footsteps of Exmoor artist and author Hope Bourne, taking in some of her favourite views.Â
A historic walk around Luxborough
Using notes by EF Williams, hear about 100 years of farming in Luxborough. Take a 2.5 stroll through a remote Exmoor village listening to stories of mining, timber, and bombs.
For more information and booking, please visit the Exmoor Society at 23 Fore Street, Dulverton, or call the office on 01398 323335, or click on the following link:
Walks Programme – The Exmoor Society – Walks on Exmoor

Sarah Hailstone shared these photos of a 9 mile circuit around The Chains yesterday, 29 December 2023. The route is available on Sarah’s walks page Exmoor with Jack.











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Join Lynton’s independent businesses for a weekend of festive fun:

Off-Road Bike ride, Porlock Marsh to Porlock Weir. Stunning Scenery around these parts. The Incoming Tide was almost Orange when it hit the Beach! A welcome Cappuccino was waiting for me at the Terrace Bar, Porlock Weir Hotel. Almost Mediterranean, looking towards the Harbour.
Percy Hill, 13 June 2022













A new competition is open for children between 4 and 13 to find, recreate and celebrate their favourite tree.
Ema from Wild Wellies ( Tales & Treasures!) & Kerrie from Threeatop Woodland services have come together to bring you their ‘My Favourite Tree’ competition. With their love of trees, they have a combined passion to share their knowledge through fun and education. This time they want to encourage a child to find, recreate and celebrate their favourite tree thus allowing a door to be opened to observe, care and create a connection to a a specific tree their favourite tree.


For further info, please contact Ema at wildwellies@gmail.com
Ken Sellick first created the wildflower meadow on his farm near Stogumber, Somerset five years ago, after his crop was eaten by wildlife, and invited people to pay it a visit through some local ads.
In 2021, proceeds go to Macmillan. Have you been there yet?
These photos were taken by Rachel Thresher.












From Hawkridge to Tarr Steps. Photos by Caroline Dodd.


























Photos by Chris Berry.