Over 40 producers and street food traders will be at the Dunster Tithe Barn from 10.30am till 4pm on Saturday and Sunday, while a number of restaurants and local traders have also got into the spirit offering Exmoor Food Fest deals in the village.
Please note that there are no parking facilities at the Dunster Tithe Barn.
On a clear, crisp and frosty morning on Exmoor. Photo by John Spurr.
Photo by John Spurr.
The disappearing sun casts a patchwork of shadow and rich intense colour across the moor earlier this week…
Photo by Julia Amies-Green
“Whilst there may have been frost and snow in the heart of Exmoor, its coastline has been bathed in sunshine this week.”
Photo by Croft House B&B Lynton
Calvert Trust Exmoor is running a Mountain Bike Event on Exmoor on 2 May. There are two routes on offer: 25 miles and 15 miles. The Start and finish is at Dulverton. The main route runs up the Barle Valley, crosses over Tarr Steps and climbs up to Winsford Hill, and then down the Exe Valley to Dulverton. This is wonderful country and promises to be a great ride. For more information come to: http://www.calvert-trust.org.uk/EatDirt
Photo taken by Mike Watson on 18 February 2016.
Last Wednesday, Claire’s Kitchen put up a pop-up restaurant in one of the Medieval barns at the Exmoor Owl & Hawk Centre in Bossington. 50 guests enjoyed an owl display before sitting down for a Mediterranean fest of suckling pig cooked on the spit and paella.
Here are some photos taken on the night by James Alexander:
The Exmoor Food Fest has been sponsored by Arthur David.
It was cold , when I took this last night. For people wanting to get milky way shots or stars, it’s better to wait until late March until early September , the galactic centre is brighter in summer. I hope to get a full Milky Way in May / June. This was a 15s exposure at F2.8 at 16mm.
Paul Waby
A drone shot from today, from Selworthy looking towards Porlock Vale.
Photo by Paul Waby.
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