Surprise Spring Mist
As we approached Easter we had a few days of clear blue skies. The forecast for the following morning was very cold with a good chance of some springtime mist. All this and a...
Category: Westbury-sub-Mendip
Windmill Hill to Glastonbury Tor
Running along the southern edge of the Mendip Hills in Somerset is the A39 main road. I’m not sure it is a real main road as it is very narrow in several places. There...
Westbury Moor
From up on Mendip you could look down over the village of Westbury-sub-Mendip and see large areas of water shining in the bright sunlight. It was time to take a closer look, so I...
Keep On Smiling
Keep On Smiling It is amazing what turns up in a Somerset hedgerow during a pandemic. Walking around the back lanes of Wells I was being to feel I was being watched. Every...
Churchyard Primroses
The other day we took a family walk around Lynchcombe nature reserve and down to the village of Westbury-sub-Mendip. That day Storm Gareth was blowing so I could not take pictures of the flowers...
Lynchcombe Walk
Top to Bottom It may have been blowing a gale today but I wanted to walk around Lynchcombe. I am a volunteer warden for the Somerset Wildlife Trust so a quick walk around would...
Westbury-sub-Mendip
Westbury-sub-Mendip is a village on the south facing slopes of the Mendip Hills Wells and Cheddar. This spring the fields above the village are covered in bright yellow buttercups.
