The Hoar Oak Tree
18/02/19
There has been a Hoar Oak Tree from time immemorial, marking the boundary between the Royal Forest of Exmoor and...
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Heather on Exmoor
27/08/18
The vast tracts of open heather moorland are one of Exmoor’s glories. At the height of its flowering in August,...
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The Flora and Fauna of Exmoor
08/09/17
Exmoor’s scenery: open windswept moorland; sheltered wooded combes; the highest sea cliffs in England; bog, fast-rushing rivers and man-made lakes. With...
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