Search results

Always great to see, she is a “Hind” mate.

I would love to sit there and have a beer…….Or two! Looks lovely.

I had a 33” waist…………When I was 33!

Scallops foraged at the bottom of a big spring tide in a local estuary, could not get much fresher……Delicious. Did the honours with a nice Gilthead Bream caught a couple of hours later, also very delicious.

What section is this Chris, please?

It’s Devon……..Enough said!

Brilliant, thanks for posting.

Water Bailiff/Fisheries Officer for nearly 30 years, farm before that. Worked outdoors for the vast majority of my working life, but did run courses a few days a month, after I retired from my career at 57. I had a wonderful working life no regrets whatsoever, I loved it, not work…..A way of...

I have a love hate thing with Squirrels, absolutely love Reds, totally hate Greys. We, sadly, have no Reds wild in Devon. How lovely it would be to see them, but I do my best for them with regard to Greys!……..If you see what I mean. Lovely photo! Where was it taken please. Edit: Sorry, I...

Yes she is a moody beast for sure. I worked on the moor for nearly 30 years, also served in the reserve Battalion of probably the finest Infantry Regiment in British Army history. OK, I am bias! So I have experienced everything Dartmoor can throw at you, and you are right, it can be a very...

I did a bit of running around that certain area myself Chris. There were red flags flying yesterday with the sound of small arms fire in the background. Put some ordnance down those, and other, ranges……..A few years ago. SLR days in fact!

A few from yesterday’s walk, 9.2 miles ish. Dartmoor.

Or even better…….Shoot it yourself!

Not all, I am 67 and retired for ten years, I did run training courses a few days a month until my state pension kicked in. But apart from child benefit, which my wife done, I never claimed benefit in my life apart from my state pension, but I paid NI since 16 years old…..So I have earned that.

Good luck with your search.

Thank you, it is Merrivale standing stones, Dartmoor.

Caught this little beauty in a box I put up at my “Base Camp” Feeding young, yesterday.

I stand and wonder, who would have walked here 4000 years ago!

Get two.

It’s only a theory Dale, but I cannot keep the woman away! FA = First Aid. EFAW = First Aid at Work. +F = Forestry element, which includes Tick awareness.