Photos by Marion Maz Goodman.
Steve Wells took this photo early morning on Sunday, 5 May 2024.
Porlock Weir on a mild December afternoon.
Chris Berry, 16 December 2021
The beach between Watchet and Doniford is home to some of the earliest ammonite fossils recorded in Britain.
The red and green striped rocks on your left are Mercia Mudstones, dating from a time when the landmass was part of an ancient desert near the hot equator, similar to the Sahara today; on your right are grey mudstones belonging to the Helwell Marls. These marls are the youngest Jurassic rocks exposed on the Somerset coast and date from around 200 million years ago, when sea levels rose and Watchet was submerged in shallow seas. Here you will find some of the earliest ammonite fossils recorded in Britain.
Love Watchet
Lewis Winter took the kids for a walk on 3 February, enjoying the sunshine, and came back with these photos:
Here are Peter Mather’s top 20 sunsets of 2019.
(Click on the images to enlarge them.)
Nice walk along the beach at Blue Anchor this afternoon, the stakes were standing out well in the sunshine.
Peter Mather, 14 February 2019
Here are all the entries into our 2017 Exmoor4all Photo Competition.
We are asking the public to vote for their favourite image(s) to be featured on our 2018 Exmoor4all calendar via our Facebook page. If you are not on FB, then feel free to email us the numbers of your favourite photos to exmoor4all@gmail. You will be able to see the numbers when hovering over the image.
Voting ends on 13 August 2017.
Photo by Richard Williams
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