Last Snowdrops
A few days ago I visited Glastonbury Abbey, this is unusual for me as you have to pay to get in. But I new it had a good collection of snowdrops so it was...
Monthly Archive: February 2018
Lynchcombe Steps
Lynchcombe Spring Spring is arriving at Lynchcombe after a long winter. Not much happens on this reserve over the winter mouths. I am volunteer warden here and the past few months have been quite....
Priddy Snowdrops
As the snowdrops loose their white shine down in south Somerset I headed north and high to visit Priddy up in the Mendip Hills in the hope of finding flowers that were behind the...
Holton Snowdrops
This week the church in the tiny village of Holton has looked at its best against the beautiful blue skies. Holton This February I have been running around capturing the snowdrops in the villages that make up Camelot in South...
Wells Snowdrops
As we head towards the end of the snowdrop season I headed north to Wells hoping I could find some fresh flowers. Bishops Palace This weekend the Bishop’s Palace held a snowdrop celebration. So...
Yarlington Snowdrops
Yarlington A few days ago I continued my tour around the Camelot parishes of South Somerset. I reached the small village of Yarlington. It sits in a beautiful part of the county surrounded by steep...
Bratton Seymour Snowdrops
Bratton Seymour This church is my favourite of the Camelot parishes during spring and autumn equinox. It sits high on Bratton Hill with long views east towards St Alfred’s Tower. In the church is...
Maperton Snowdrops
Maperton Church This church in one the Camelot parishes of South Somerset sits hidden down a narrow walled lane in the tiny village of Maperton. The lane is lined with beech trees and must...
Wedmore Storm
Ashton windmill at Chapel Allerton sits on the top of the Isle of Wedmore between the flat moors and levels of the rivers Axe and Brue. Axe Valley I drove to Wedmore this morning to...
Axe Valley Sunset
Axe Valley The Axe Valley is part of the Somerset Levels. North of the Isle of Wedmore it feels separated from the flat moors to the south. The Brue once travelled north to join...
