The Axe Valley. by jayfar
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Description
This overlooks the river Axe and its valley. the river is tidal and there is a nature reserve for birds down there, In the far distance Axminster (the home of the famous carpets) can be seen and the small village of Musbury between Colyford and Axminster. The caravans are all part of the seaside town of Seaton in Devon.
This pic was taken today 20.01.14.
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Comments (24)
Another lovely day! Unfortunately I was 'trapped with the plumber' so to speak, but at least the heating is working properly again.
Great view from your POV
Beautiful colors in this scene. Where in this scene would be the direction in which the ocean lay? Thanks for sharing.
The sea (English Channel, Lyme Bay) lays to the right.
tremendous panorama Jeff
Good landscape !!
superb vista and landscape
Nice one Jeff, I once holidayed in Seaton when I was just 6 years old, great memories of that same encampment. Course back then, our van was not as posh as they are today.
Great shot Jeff :)
great panorama
GREAT SHOT
Very nice character. Great lighting and pose! Really nice work
Wonderful capture and description Very lovely view
Beautiful countryside!
Beautiful area.
Beautiful
Interesting scene!
Good pov and explanation.
stunning, stunning, ....... lucky you!!
So very nice Jeff, Lovely to see you both lunch time, I have just got home from the Opticians
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Very god landscape !
what a gorgeous far view over the valley! ;o)
A really excellent landscape Jeff, super clear!!! Thanks for pointing out whats where lol Rob
A must zoom Jeff and wonderful depth. Are the caravans permanent or a traveling community?