My Dad has a cold, which is typical, so it’s been up to me to lay the fire in the wood burner, feed the birds and crack the ice on the pond. I went for a lovely, refreshing walk earlier, across the field ‘Keeper’s Marsh’ through the woods ‘Throat Copse’ and then over the crop fields, with a buzzard high up as company and dried apricots for sustenance. I came across a recently dug out badger set and left them an apricot, I’ll go there tomorrow again to see if they’ve eaten it!!!! I walked up to the top to say hello to the Scots Pines and saw Dartmoor covered in snow. What a sight! The photograph hardly does it justice! I heard my first Blackbird yesterday and saw my first tractor on the road to the local town Torrington earlier. Snow and frost are due but I hope the sun keeps shining. The nights are drawing out and it’s visibly much lighter here at 6pm then London.
I’m enjoying the wide-open spaces, the sun, the birdsong, and the sweet smells of spring. I’ve even managed to start a painting in oil! I can’t WAIT to see my friend Sue’s new lambs, watch out for pictures of them soon. So now I’ll let the pictures talk for themselves:


Eddie StobartM25
View of Old Chapel Cottage from Keeper's Marsh
Green field & Three Trees Scots Pine


Me in the woods and Gorse in the hedgerow (when the gorse is in season, so is kissing)



Snowdrops in hedgerow, snow capped Dartmoor, A shadow of a Pine and me and Sheep!Well, that's it guys, I can't stay on here for long as I have rotten dial up connection again, only Broadband in London!!!! But I'll try and be back every day.
Love this place, I want to live here ALWAYS!!!! One day. . .
Emy xxx
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