The Moor

Downs, Moorland in Devon East Devon

England

The Moor

In need of some TLC An overgrown greenhouse at Wildwood Escot.
a slightly less overgrown photograph can be seen <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5363512">SY0797 : Walled garden at Escot</a>
In need of some TLC Credit: Anthony Vosper

The Moor, located in Devon, England, is a vast expanse of open land characterized by rolling hills, heather-covered moorland, and rocky outcrops. The landscape is dotted with picturesque villages, ancient stone circles, and historic ruins, providing visitors with a glimpse into the region's rich history and natural beauty.

The Moor is home to a variety of wildlife, including Dartmoor ponies, red deer, and a wide array of bird species. Visitors can explore the area on foot, horseback, or by bike, following a network of trails that wind through the rugged terrain.

The Moor is also known for its unique geological formations, such as the granite tors that rise up from the landscape, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. These tors are a popular destination for hikers and climbers looking to challenge themselves on the rocky slopes.

Overall, The Moor offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the wild and untamed beauty of the English countryside, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

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The Moor Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.77252/-3.3056931 or Grid Reference SY0897. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

In need of some TLC An overgrown greenhouse at Wildwood Escot.
a slightly less overgrown photograph can be seen <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5363512">SY0797 : Walled garden at Escot</a>
In need of some TLC
An overgrown greenhouse at Wildwood Escot. a slightly less overgrown photograph can be seen SY0797 : Walled garden at Escot
A quiet corner A section of the kitchen garden at Wildwood Escot, has been allowed to grow wild to encourage wildlife.
the signs give information on the types of bees that can found.
A quiet corner
A section of the kitchen garden at Wildwood Escot, has been allowed to grow wild to encourage wildlife. the signs give information on the types of bees that can found.
Fenny Bridges turning from the A30 heading east
Fenny Bridges turning from the A30 heading east
Double Bridge over a River This road bridge and wooden bridge combined is on the Wildwood Escot Park Estate near Talaton in Devon. The bridge crosses a tributary of the River Tale.
Double Bridge over a River
This road bridge and wooden bridge combined is on the Wildwood Escot Park Estate near Talaton in Devon. The bridge crosses a tributary of the River Tale.
Country Road in Devon A country road looking towards Talaton village in Devon.
Country Road in Devon
A country road looking towards Talaton village in Devon.
Metal Gate Access to Railway This locked metal gate is provided for authorised access to the railway. Seen on the road between Escot Park and Talaton in Devon.
Metal Gate Access to Railway
This locked metal gate is provided for authorised access to the railway. Seen on the road between Escot Park and Talaton in Devon.
Stile in the Corner of a Field A path approaching a stile in the corner of a field along a public footpath running from New Barn Farm to Ivy Cottages near Talaton in Devon.
Stile in the Corner of a Field
A path approaching a stile in the corner of a field along a public footpath running from New Barn Farm to Ivy Cottages near Talaton in Devon.
Junction between Farm Track and Road This junction between the farm track and a country road is in between Beacon Cross and Larkbeare in Devon.
Junction between Farm Track and Road
This junction between the farm track and a country road is in between Beacon Cross and Larkbeare in Devon.
Road Entrance to a Farm Entrance driveway to Springfield Farm as viewed from the country road between Beacon Cross and Larkbeare in Devon.
Road Entrance to a Farm
Entrance driveway to Springfield Farm as viewed from the country road between Beacon Cross and Larkbeare in Devon.
Gated Entrance to a Farmhouse Wooden, gated entrance to Larkbeare Dairy Farmhouse on the country road between Larkbeare and Talaton Farm in Devon.
Gated Entrance to a Farmhouse
Wooden, gated entrance to Larkbeare Dairy Farmhouse on the country road between Larkbeare and Talaton Farm in Devon.
Country Road near Larkbeare A view down the country road from Larkbeare to Talaton Farm in Devon looking towards Escot Park.
Country Road near Larkbeare
A view down the country road from Larkbeare to Talaton Farm in Devon looking towards Escot Park.
Horse Paddock in Talaton A view of a grass horse paddock in Talaton, Devon as viewed from the public footpath that crosses the field.
Horse Paddock in Talaton
A view of a grass horse paddock in Talaton, Devon as viewed from the public footpath that crosses the field.
Metal Farm Gate A view of a double metal farm gate between the field and country lane just east of Talaton in Devon. The gate is positioned opposite Lashbrook Farm on the road between Bittery Cross and Beacon Cross.
Metal Farm Gate
A view of a double metal farm gate between the field and country lane just east of Talaton in Devon. The gate is positioned opposite Lashbrook Farm on the road between Bittery Cross and Beacon Cross.
Bus Shelter at Talaton A view of the wooden bus shelter at Bittery Cross just east of Talaton in Devon.
Bus Shelter at Talaton
A view of the wooden bus shelter at Bittery Cross just east of Talaton in Devon.
Gateway to a Field A muddy gateway entrance to a farmer's field as seen from the public footpath that runs between Lashbrook Farm and Talaton in Devon.
Gateway to a Field
A muddy gateway entrance to a farmer's field as seen from the public footpath that runs between Lashbrook Farm and Talaton in Devon.
Road over a Bridge This road, seen running over a bridge which crosses the railway, is the country lane between Lashbrook Farm and Beacon Cross in Devon. The railway that it crosses is the Great Western Railway line that runs between Exeter and Honiton.
Road over a Bridge
This road, seen running over a bridge which crosses the railway, is the country lane between Lashbrook Farm and Beacon Cross in Devon. The railway that it crosses is the Great Western Railway line that runs between Exeter and Honiton.
Lane near Beacon Cross Looking towards Beacon Cross along the country lane that runs from Lashbrook Farm to Beacon Cross in Devon.
Lane near Beacon Cross
Looking towards Beacon Cross along the country lane that runs from Lashbrook Farm to Beacon Cross in Devon.
Beacon Cross A road junction at Beacon Cross in Devon on a lane called Roman Road looking towards Talewater.
Beacon Cross
A road junction at Beacon Cross in Devon on a lane called Roman Road looking towards Talewater.
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The Moor is located at Grid Ref: SY0897 (Lat: 50.77252, Lng: -3.3056931)

Administrative County: Devon

District: East Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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