Take a trip back to an era of steam and soak up the atmosphere of bygone days. Twenty miles of track wends its way through the Somerset scenery from Bishops Lydeard, northwards below the Quantock Hills to the coast at Watchet and Blue Anchor, arriving at the end of the line at the seaside holiday town of Minehead. Stop off along the way to explore one of the restored stations, or just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.
Said to be England's smallest church. This tiny church is reached by a mile-long woodland walk along the South West Coast Path from Porlock Weir.
Daily displays of falconry, hawk walks' and owl hour', plus you can take the resident llamas for a walk through the woods…
Camellias, rhododendrons, roses, lilies and ferns surrounded by mature trees and views over Porlock and out to sea.
There are over 12,000 acres of Exmoor National Park to explore here with stunning views and varied landscapes. Why not climb to the highest point on Exmoor at Dunkery Beacon or explore the unspoilt villages with their cob and thatched cottages!
Set in the heart of the beautiful village, this gallery shows paintings from artist Melody Hawtin and photography from David Martin. Take a look at their Web site to view the gallery.
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24 November 2011
Take a trip back to an era of steam and soak up the atmosphere of bygone days. Twenty miles of track wends its way through the Somerset scenery from Bishops Lydeard, northwards below the Quantock Hills to the coast at Watchet and Blue Anchor, arriving at the end of the line at the seaside holiday town of Minehead. Stop off along the way to explore one of the restored stations, or just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.
Said to be England's smallest church. This tiny church is reached by a mile-long woodland walk along the South West Coast Path from Porlock Weir.
Daily displays of falconry, hawk walks' and owl hour', plus you can take the resident llamas for a walk through the woods…
Camellias, rhododendrons, roses, lilies and ferns surrounded by mature trees and views over Porlock and out to sea.
There are over 12,000 acres of Exmoor National Park to explore here with stunning views and varied landscapes. Why not climb to the highest point on Exmoor at Dunkery Beacon or explore the unspoilt villages with their cob and thatched cottages!
Set in the heart of the beautiful village, this gallery shows paintings from artist Melody Hawtin and photography from David Martin. Take a look at their Web site to view the gallery.