River Lyn

Nikkor 16-35/4 @30mm, f8, NDgrad, Trilly Wood; D90

Fisher

Since the last glacial man has come to this river for fish. Using rod and the line that hasn't changed much, traps. After a few hours here you find something gets erased from your world. ..and something keeps coming... River Lyn has one of the purest waters of any river in the country. Water quality here maintains conditions for Sea Trout, Brown Trout and for regular Salmon run and its life cycle. Nikkor 16-35 VR@ 20mm, f6.3, ND grad 0.75; D90

River Lyn

upper reaches, Somerset 16-35 VR @16mm, f5.6, 1/6 sec, ND grad

East Lyn River

Nikkor 16-35 VR@ 23mm, 7.1, ND grad 0.45 above confluence with Hoar Oak Water; D90

Tochar

Ancient causeway - (Tarr) steps. Bronze-Age trackways converge on to this crossing; neolithic age is possible (about 4,000 years). How many feet striving to live passing by its murmur. Their names. Voices. Not that far, and not that hard to hear them, among the trees in this country.. 16-35 VR @16 mm, f9, ND grad 0.45, daybreak

Fast Water

Nikkor 16-35 VR@ 16mm, f7.1, ND grad 0.75, Fast Water, Somerset

The Horner Wood

from above; Horner Water running through I like this part of Autumn, I call it the Bronze Phase. Most of the leaves still on the trees. The fern are taller of a man. Numerous wildlife thrives in this ancient wood, rare Butterflies bread here, more than 330 species of lichen flora, over 400 species of fungi. Site of Special Scientific Interest 16-35/4 VR @16mm, ND grad 0.75, f 7,1, morning drizzle

Horner Water

Nikkor 16-35/4 @30mm, f5.6, NDgrad 0.75; D90

Horner Wood

16-35 VR@16mm, f6.3, ND Grad 0.7; D90

Trilly Wood

Nikkor 16-35/4 @16mm, f8, 1sec, 0.45 Lee NDgrad morning