Welcome to Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Post List
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Deer – A Common Site
Deer are a frequent visitor to the areas around the East Webburn. In fact, they must live there permanently, moving up and down the valley as they are disturbed, little affected by field boundaries. They are always hard to photograph. this is a recent one:
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Banner Images Page
You can find out more about the various images used in the website page banner here. We will add to these images from time to time. The images were all taken within Widecombe Parish and at all seasons of the year, showing its beauty and interest whatever the weather. Honeybag Tor dominates the skyline behind…
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Widecombe Picture of the Month
We would like you to send us your pictures to be considered for publication on this page. In the first instance, please contact us and we will respond with an email address that you can use. Please click on any picture to display a larger image. Click on ‘Back’ when you have finished to return…
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Widecombe Old Photos
This page is devoted to some old photos of Widecombe. If you have any you can send us we would be delighted to publish them. To start us off, we have started to collect old postcards of the area and acouple are worth showing you. They date from the 1930s and 1940s. As usual, click…
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Tracey Elliot-Reep
Tracey Elliot-Reep Dartmoor Collection 2025 Calendar (Cover Picture: View from Hameldown to Rippon Tor) A high quality 13-month photographic Dartmoor calendar showing atmospheric images of Dartmoor through the seasons, including an envelope and four bonus postcards. 235 x 335 mm £11.95 + P+P Tracey’s Dartmoor cards, calendars and books are available at outlets in and…