High Wood is a small woodland on the side of a valley looking down on the East Looe River near Liskeard. The woodland is open to the public and there are a number of trails through the woods. Photos are from a walk from Liskeard to High Wood on a sunny Thursday in April.
Photos from a sunny Monday exploring Dartmoor, first at the picturesque village of Lustleigh, with its thatched cottages. Kennick Reservoir cannot be walked around but there are some fine views from the road across the dam. Also photos from a quick stop at Frenchbeer Rock and Spinsters Rock, the latter is a neolithic burial chamber.
Photos from a nice Tuesday in August exploring the west edge of Dartmoor, including Lydford which is a small village with a small medieval castle. Wheal Jewell reservoir is an unusual narrow reservoir on open moorland which can be accessed from the A386 road. From the reservoir there are fine views looking across the west of the moor.
Godrevy Cove is a wide sandy beach on a picturesque part of the Lizard peninsula in South Cornwall. The beach is quiet even in late August as the nearest car park is some distance away. South of Godrevy Cove is a disused quarry called Dean Quarry. There is a small sandy beach by the disused harbour. Photos are from a rare sunny day on the coast in August.
Berry Down and Muttons Downs are two patches of open access moorland on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. There is a path to the top of Berry Down allowing easy access, but there is no cleared path to the top of Muttons Downs, so it can be difficult in summer walking through bracken and brambles. Photos from a fine Thursday afternoon at the end of June.