Porlock from the toll road. by jayfar
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Description
This is a view of Porlock which is in Somerset and part of the Exmoor NP. The sea is the Bristol Channel. The toll was 20p and is a scenic route which avoids a very steep 1 in 4 climb out of the small town of Porlock.
Comments (24)
Glorious! I had a work placement in a previous life with a potter in Vellow, not many miles from here.
Beautiful landscape, I would like to be there! I like how deep the clouds are in your sky and I can smell the wind and the ocean..
Excellent landscape Jeff.
pretty nice scene Jeff
A wonderful view and capture, Jeff :)
A quite nice view of this gate.
outstanding coastal capture. I think I would have took the hard way. happy birthday
beautifully composed. :)
Incredibly lovely scene and capture!
Splendid composition and colors my friend
beautiful
That's Right Where I want My House!!! Beautiful Capture!!!
A cloudy but amazing view from up there.
Stupendous view and setting WOW!
Gorgeous and so spacious. Like the way you've captured several layers of scenery giving depth to the whole photo.
Outstanding composition and DOF. Such a beautiful landscape.
Stunning capture my friend. God bless.
pure poetry! what a beautiful view and landscape with the impressive clouds! there I would love to live! ;o)
Such a beautiful coastal view! I wish I could go back to England again but will live vicariously through your lovely images.
Gorgeous pic and view Jeff
SWEET
I like the composition!
Beautiful composition..great sky
I have to take the toll road as Dorothy freaks out if I go on Porlock hill we had a car catch fire and burn out half way up about 30 years ago. And you forgot to mention the hairpin bends.