a dog's life in the Tamar valley, Cornwall, PL17

Why? Why put rubbish neatly in a plastic bag and then chuck it out into the countryside?

Can we come for a walk too?

the Tamar, below Luckett, looking North towards Horsebridge, and Penny's piece ( qv ) in its autumnal colours.

we are celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee this weekend. Unfortunately it looks as if it is going to rain on her parade adding...

actually, June, the owner of this cottage called Greenscombe in the wood, gave us permission to go into her meadow which runs beside the T...

some eyebright (and canine hoof) still flowering, and a little footbridge across the stream below Old Mill, near Luckett

It was a warm sunny day but not much to see apart from cornish bladderseed and the strange slender variety of betony that is only to be foun...

little stream running past New Mill and along Broadgate lane. Not sure what the red flower is but it looks like a garden escapee.

washing the dogs in the stream just below Luckett village. Luckett is in a 'bowl' in the landscape, and the village stretches up hi...

It was a lovely, soft sunny light this morning, with a blue tinge to the mist in the Tamar valley below providing a marked contrast to the ...

on the road to (the bottomless pit of) Luckett, taken for no other reason than to observe the pleasing contrasts between greens and browns.

near Luckett on a sunny December day

the woods were full of light today, it was very warm, and this brought out the butterflies.

I cannot tell you how much I hate the scum who do this, and the people who pass the laws that encourage it by taxing those who dispose of wa...

can your dog do this? Poor Cassie, this was the fifth take.

I met Freddy Fisher, our local post man, in the woods today with his springer spaniels. He told me a lot about the land between Old Mill an...

we are still on the trail of that elusive photo of Luckett. This picture was taken near Townlake (in Devon) above Horsebridge. The Tamar is ...

this is a picture of Luckett from Hingston. It is very difficult to find a good view of this little village. Mr Parsons, who is enormously i...

autumnal Tamar, Greenscoombe woods between Luckett and Latchley, quiet river.