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1.Pwllheli/Abererch Hinterland165 views15/1120. Abererch Sands at the start. Photo Judith Thomas.
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2.Exmoor Spring Holiday164 views14/4/18. The pack horse bridge at Allerford. I think all groups passed over it sometime during the day. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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24.Exmoor Spring Holiday164 views16/4/18. Dunster Castle: Dining Room. The place cards showed names of some very important guests. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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29.Exmoor Spring Holiday164 views17/4/18. A quick check of the route to take in the Raleigh Manor Estate. Photo: Carol Eden.
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4.Exmoor Spring Holiday163 views14/4/18. Near Bossington. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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10.Exmoor Spring Holiday163 views14/4/18. Ideal way to end the walk. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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18.Exmoor Spring Holiday163 views15/4/18. A misty Selworthy Church and shop, from Holnicote House. Photo: Gwynfor Jones
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16.Exmoor Spring Holiday163 views15/4/18. Kilve beach, part of the Somerset's Jurassic Coast. Fossils here can date back 200 million years. Some members were lucky enough to visit this site while others remained out of the rain, in the pub. Photo: Hugh Evans
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21.Exmoor Spring Holiday163 views16/4/18. A fair warning. Photo: Carol Eden.
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19.Exmoor Spring Holiday163 views16/4/18. In Minehead, waiting (some time) for the bus to Dunster and Dunster Castle. It was Butlins changeover day which rather packed the local transport. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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26.Exmoor Spring Holiday162 views16/4/18. The final refreshments before leaving the castel. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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12.Exmoor Spring Holiday161 views15/4/18. A bit of rain on our way to Hurley Beacon. Photo: Carol Eden
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28.Exmoor Spring Holiday161 views17/4/18. Not far from the start and the weather isn't too bad. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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11.Exmoor Spring Holiday160 views15/4/18. Macmillan Way West. Photo: Carol Eden
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13.Exmoor Spring Holiday158 views15/4/18. The Trig Points at Wills Neck on the Macmillan Way West. Photo: Hugh Evans
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15.Exmoor Spring Holiday155 views15/4/18. A welcome shelter from the rain at the Hood Arms. The staff there were brilliant. Photo: Carol Eden
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