Hulk Moor

Downs, Moorland in Somerset Mendip

England

Hulk Moor

Buildings on Leigh Road, Street It was the colonnade to the left that interested me in this view (taken from a bus that was stopped in the town centre) but I haven&#039;t managed to find out anything about it. The building to the right is the library <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4989955">ST4836 : Library - Leigh Road</a>. — Buildings on Leigh Road, Street Credit: Stephen Craven

Hulk Moor, Somerset, is a picturesque region located in the southwestern part of England, famous for its stunning downs and moorland landscapes. Covering an area of approximately 20 square miles, the moor is situated on the eastern edge of Exmoor National Park, offering visitors a unique and diverse natural environment to explore.

The moorland of Hulk Moor is characterized by its rolling hills, wide open spaces, and rich vegetation. It is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including heather, gorse, and bracken, which create a vibrant and colorful display throughout the year. The moorland also provides a habitat for numerous bird species, such as buzzards, kestrels, and skylarks, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

The region's downs, or elevated areas, offer breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Walking trails crisscross the landscape, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the moor and discover its hidden gems. From ancient stone circles and burial mounds to charming villages and historic landmarks, Hulk Moor offers a wealth of archaeological and cultural sites to explore.

Additionally, the moorland is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and cycling. Its vast expanse and gentle slopes make it an ideal spot for adventurers of all levels, providing opportunities for both leisurely strolls and more challenging treks.

In conclusion, Hulk Moor, Somerset, is a captivating region characterized by its downs and moorland landscapes. With its stunning natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and ample recreational opportunities, it is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.13685/-2.748028 or Grid Reference ST4737. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Buildings on Leigh Road, Street It was the colonnade to the left that interested me in this view (taken from a bus that was stopped in the town centre) but I haven&#039;t managed to find out anything about it. The building to the right is the library <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4989955">ST4836 : Library - Leigh Road</a>.

Buildings on Leigh Road, Street

It was the colonnade to the left that interested me in this view (taken from a bus that was stopped in the town centre) but I haven't managed to find out anything about it. The building to the right is the library ST4836 : Library - Leigh Road.

Site of Sharpham Level Crossing

Site of Sharpham Level Crossing

Street - The Bear Inn Historic hostelry facing Clark&#039;s shoe factory. Originally a beer &amp; cider house, it later became a temperance hotel in 1894 and was unlicensed until 1976. The Bear is now in the Marston&#039;s portfolio.

Street - The Bear Inn

Historic hostelry facing Clark's shoe factory. Originally a beer & cider house, it later became a temperance hotel in 1894 and was unlicensed until 1976. The Bear is now in the Marston's portfolio.

Street - The Bear Inn This old pub carries the date 1894 when it became a Temperance Hotel under the auspices of the Quaker family Clark, owners of the local shoe factory.
It was &quot;dry&quot; till 1976 and is now an inn managed by Marston&#039;s Brewery.

Street - The Bear Inn

This old pub carries the date 1894 when it became a Temperance Hotel under the auspices of the Quaker family Clark, owners of the local shoe factory. It was "dry" till 1976 and is now an inn managed by Marston's Brewery.

Street - Crispin Hall Distinctive late 19th century building (b.1885), named after the patron saint of shoemakers - Clark&#039;s shoe factory is nearby.
Originally a public hall and library, today the hall contains a cafe and community services.

Street - Crispin Hall

Distinctive late 19th century building (b.1885), named after the patron saint of shoemakers - Clark's shoe factory is nearby. Originally a public hall and library, today the hall contains a cafe and community services.

Street - Town Clock Sited outside Crispin Hall - note the dinosaur finial - ichthyosaur fossils have been found in local quarries (blue lias stone).

Street - Town Clock

Sited outside Crispin Hall - note the dinosaur finial - ichthyosaur fossils have been found in local quarries (blue lias stone).

Street - The Lantokay Large pub on Street&#039;s High Street. It is in the Wetherspoon&#039;s chain and named after a historic appellation for the town.

Street - The Lantokay

Large pub on Street's High Street. It is in the Wetherspoon's chain and named after a historic appellation for the town.

Street - High Street Distinctive buildings with front gables in the Clark factory town of Street.

Street - High Street

Distinctive buildings with front gables in the Clark factory town of Street.

Street - "The Pink House" Historic house in the Clark&#039;s factory town of Street.

Street - "The Pink House"

Historic house in the Clark's factory town of Street.

Street - Twin Town Mural Showing the parish churches of Street, Notre Dame de Gravenchon and Isny im Allgaeu. Shame that graffiti has been daubed.

Street - Twin Town Mural

Showing the parish churches of Street, Notre Dame de Gravenchon and Isny im Allgaeu. Shame that graffiti has been daubed.

Street - Shepherd Mural Artwork depicting an earlier age in the old market town.

Street - Shepherd Mural

Artwork depicting an earlier age in the old market town.

Street - Shoemaker Mural Artwork depicting industry in this market town - the shoe factory (started 1825) of Clark&#039;s shoes is in Street.

Street - Shoemaker Mural

Artwork depicting industry in this market town - the shoe factory (started 1825) of Clark's shoes is in Street.

Street - Shoe Industry Mural The town of Street is where C&amp;J Clark founded their famous shoe-making company in 1825.

Street - Shoe Industry Mural

The town of Street is where C&J Clark founded their famous shoe-making company in 1825.

Street - Mural Mural of a female guitarist, in a small park opposite Crispin Hall.

Street - Mural

Mural of a female guitarist, in a small park opposite Crispin Hall.

Street - The Street Inn Large pub at a main road junction, facing the north end of Street&#039;s High Street.

Street - The Street Inn

Large pub at a main road junction, facing the north end of Street's High Street.

Street - Quaker Meeting House Built in 1850 at the behest of local shoe-making barons, the Clark family.

Street - Quaker Meeting House

Built in 1850 at the behest of local shoe-making barons, the Clark family.

Glastonbury - Wearyall Hill Seen here from the summit of Glastonbury Tor. These hills were prehistoric islands within the &quot;Avalon Marshes&quot; when sea levels were higher.
Pilgrims allegedly trudged over this hill as they approached Glastonbury Abbey from the southwest.

Glastonbury - Wearyall Hill

Seen here from the summit of Glastonbury Tor. These hills were prehistoric islands within the "Avalon Marshes" when sea levels were higher. Pilgrims allegedly trudged over this hill as they approached Glastonbury Abbey from the southwest.

The Glastonbury Way Footpath waymarker at the foot of Wearyall Hill in Glastonbury.

The Glastonbury Way

Footpath waymarker at the foot of Wearyall Hill in Glastonbury.

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Hulk Moor is located at Grid Ref: ST4737 (Lat: 51.13685, Lng: -2.748028)

Administrative County: Somerset

District: Mendip

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset

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