Lynchcombe Steps
Catching up with Lynchcombe on the sunny edge of the Mendip Hills. A beautiful spot with views that could compete with anywhere. March is the month in which life seems to return to the...
Tagged: Wood Anemone
Somerset Year 2022
As is often the case my photograph year started with a sunrise at RSPB Ham Wall. Ham Wall Visits to RSPB Ham Wall to watch the starling murmurations tops and tails each year. This...
Sea of Stars
A sea of stars is the only way I can think of to describe the vast numbers of wood anemones that carpet the floor of Park Wood. This wood sits just outside the small...
Park Wood Stars
Staying Local Staying local is key to reducing the pandemic. So visiting Park Wood down the road is the perfect place for a walk with a camera. It is small wood but each spring...
Wood Anemones
Park Wood Easily my favourite place for wood anemones. Park Wood is just outside Wells. If you are looking for somewhere to park then the nearby Morrison provides 3 hours for free – more...
Black Rock
I’ve visited Longwood, near Cheddar, a couple of times this week to see the bluebells. Each time, I got there walking along the drove through Black Rock. You can forgive people for ignoring this drove. However, Black...
