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St Aldhelm’s Well,  Edge Tools and the Source of the River Sheppey  :  University Submission 2025

St Aldhelm’s Well, Edge Tools and the Source of the River Sheppey : University Submission 2025

by Geoff | Jan 15, 2025 | Fuji GFX 50r, UK

24.05.2025 I have received the results of my last module on my online BA Hons Photography Degree and was pleased to be awarded an aggregated mark of 78%.  The subject was to tell a story,  and I chose to tell the story of how a sacred spring transforms into...
Grey Wethers

Grey Wethers

by Geoffrey | Nov 1, 2023 | Dartmoor, Fuji GFX 50r, Great Stone Project 2022, Stone, Stone Circles, United Kingdom

    Grey Wethers is a double stone circle on the south-eastern slopes of Sittaford Tor on the western edge of Dartmoor.  Wethers is another name for ‘sheep’ and local legend suggests the stones resemble sheep grazing on the Moor. Here...
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