Here are the photos our followers shared with us on Twitter and Facebook during the first half of January. Sit back and enjoy!
Photo by Gaynor Gough
A warm breeze was gently blowing across the open moorland as I approached with caution, the highland cow and her calf were soaking up the Exmoor rays before the calf nuzzled right in . I couldn’t resist capturing this special moment before passing by, it was just so typical of Exmoor.
Gaynor Gough.
And this is what the May page of the Exmoor4all 2017 Calendar looks like:
We only have a limited number of calendars this year. Make sure you don’t miss out – when they’re gone, they’re gone.
Photo by Beckie Wilde
I was extremely grateful that I was able to capture this very rare moment of Lynton and Lynmouth engulfed in evening sea mist. It was a truly magical moment that me and my nan shared. I don’t think any view on this planet will top what we were able to see. One of the many reasons why I’m lucky to call Lynton and Lynmouth home.
Beckie Wilde
And this is what the April page of the Exmoor4all 2017 Calendar looks like:
We only have a limited number of calendars this year. Make sure you don’t miss out – when they’re gone, they’re gone.
Photo by Julia Amies-Green
On the lower slopes of Dunkery, the sky was dense with the black and heavy clouds of a passing storm. It was close to sunset and the low disappearing sun produced an intense golden light in stark and dramatic contrast to the dark brooding skies, in an unfolding drama of light and dark. Enigmatic and wild Exmoor at its best!
Julia Amies-GreenAnd this is what the March page of the Exmoor4all 2017 Calendar looks like:
We only have a limited number of calendars this year. Make sure you don’t miss out – when they’re gone, they’re gone.
Photo by Sharon Scott
I am so thrilled to have had a photo chosen. All the photos were really lovely and any one one of them could have been chosen. I just love the micro climate and the lichen – it is so very typical of Exmoor. It always brings a smile to my face when I find some.
Thank you.Sharon Scott.
And this is what the February page of the Exmoor4all 2017 Calendar looks like:
We only have a limited number of calendars this year. Make sure you don’t miss out – when they’re gone, they’re gone.
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