Dog Village

Settlement in Devon East Devon

England

Dog Village

East Devon : Crop Field A field of crops in the East Devon countryside. — East Devon : Crop Field Credit: Lewis Clarke

Dog Village, located in Devon, is a small and picturesque village known for its dog-friendly atmosphere and stunning natural beauty. Situated on the southern coast of England, the village offers a perfect retreat for dog owners looking to explore the great outdoors.

The village is characterized by its charming cottages, quaint shops, and friendly locals, all of whom welcome dogs with open arms. The streets of Dog Village are lined with pet-friendly cafes, where owners can enjoy a cup of tea or a delicious meal while their furry companions relax by their side.

One of the major attractions in Dog Village is its extensive network of walking trails and scenic countryside. The village is surrounded by lush green fields, rolling hills, and breathtaking coastal paths, providing endless opportunities for dog owners and their four-legged friends to enjoy long walks and explore the stunning landscapes.

For those seeking some beach time, Dog Village boasts a beautiful sandy beach that is open to dogs year-round. Dogs can freely roam and play in the sand and surf, making it a paradise for water-loving canines.

In addition to its natural beauty, Dog Village also hosts various dog-centered events and activities throughout the year, including dog shows, agility competitions, and training classes. This makes it a popular destination for dog enthusiasts from all over.

Overall, Dog Village is a haven for dog lovers, offering a warm and welcoming environment, breathtaking scenery, and a range of dog-friendly amenities and activities. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, Dog Village is sure to leave a lasting impression on both you and your furry companion.

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Dog Village Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.759602/-3.438349 or Grid Reference SX9896. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

East Devon : Crop Field

A field of crops in the East Devon countryside.

Lewis Clarke

Access road to new Cranbrook Station

Note the provision made for flood relief under the road embankment.

Sarah Charlesworth

Cranbrook: towards the housing development

Seen from the station car park

Martin Bodman

Burrough Fields, Cranbrook

The road which links the town with its railway station crosses a flat area which is the flood plain of the nearby stream

David Smith

View from Burrough Fields across flood plain in Cranbrook

The road crosses several storm drains; the railway station is in the distance

David Smith

Electricity equipment, Burrough Fields, Cranbrook

David Smith

Railway line to London Waterloo, off Burrough Fields, Cranbrook

David Smith

View from Burrough Fields to Cranbrook

David Smith

Open air exercise in fields off Burrough Fields, Cranbrook

David Smith

Elbury Farm

Looking NNW from the old A30 across a shallow valley and a railway line to the farm on the far side of the square. Behind right, Ashclyst Forest. 7:10 am

Derek Harper

Pylon lines near Broadclyst

Two rows head towards the nearby transforming station, across farmland near Elbury Farm. Looking NE.

Derek Harper

View near Higher Burraton

"Burrowton" on the maps. taken from the field path which crosses this shallow valley between Higher and Lower Burraton.

Derek Harper

Lanes near Broadclyst, with a humpy road ahead

Rob Purvis

Lane to Broadclyst

Rob Purvis

Elbury Farm from the air

The cluster of farm buildings are on a lane characterised by several right-angled bends. On the left is the railway line to Exeter from Honiton. Seen from a hot air balloon.

Derek Harper

Elbury Farm from the air (2)

Another view of SY0095 : Elbury Farm from the air from a different direction. A rectangular pond lies by the railway line.

Derek Harper

Fields south of Lower Burrowton

The fields in the foreground, some of unusual shape, are dropping down a slope towards the Rockbeare Stream, which follows a winding tree-lined course close to the railway line across the image just beyond Elbury Farm (see SY0095 : Elbury Farm from the air (2)) on the left. Further away is Exeter Airport. View from a hot air balloon.

Derek Harper