Tag: Exmoor4all

New in the shop: Exmoor Fleece Gilets

After a nerve wrecking week, our online shop finally went back online yesterday.

Today a new product joined our Exmoor Clothing range: A beautiful fleece gilet in countryside colours, complete with our embroidered Exmoor logo. It comes in sizes XS (women only) to 3XL, and even has pockets (with zips)!

All our products are embroidered locally by a very small family business – and every single item is made to order. Hence it might take up to 3 weeks before the parcel arrives at your house.

Have a look at the range:

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Time for hats and gloves…

Nothing like being on the top of Holdstone Down in a brisk NNW for sunset..without gloves and hat🥶

Andy Savin

A beautiful morning in Dunster

For one day, the rain stopped and blue skies stretched over Exmoor. Adrian Campbell took the opportunity to visit Dunster. Here are his photos.

An Exmoor commute

“A beautiful commute to and from Lynton last week. “

Katrina Oldcorn

A pop of colour on a dreary day

A pop of colour on a dull day. Exmoor never fails to deliver.

Sarah Hailstone

A wet afternoon’s walk i. Horner Woods

“Wednesday afternoon’s walk in Horner woods.
Very wet so kept in the woods, walked up Lord Ebrington’s Path to Granny’s Ride then back to Horner via Cats Scramble. Lots of water in the river, the woods looked lovely even in the rain.”
By Debbie Dickens.

Golden tunnels and traffic chaos Exmoor style

Photos by Sarah Hailstone.

Landacre Bridge in Autumn

Photo by Roger Shattock.

A visit to Lynmouth

“An Autumn day visit to Lynmouth. After this week it should go quiet here for the winter.
The weather was mild and dry, just perfect for a visit.”
By Mike Croker.

Morning at Lynmouth

Photos by Andy Savin.