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Somerset levels
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Pleasures of… February | Caught by the River
A bunch of stuff caught our eye over the last month or so making us think it was time to bring back our semi-regular Pleasures postings. Some of these recommendations we've read, watched or listened to already; others we just think you'll share our curiosity for. Hope you find something you like:
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A1 Poster. Sunrise over Somerset levels from Glastonbury Tor,
A1 (33.1 x 23.4) Poster Print of Sunrise over Somerset levels from Glastonbury Tor, Somerset, England
Barbara Pennett
Somerset Levels
There are two swans
Kate Smith
Somerset
Experience dramatic and expansive 360˚ views of Somerset and beyond from six hill-tops around the Somerset Levels. Did you know 5 out of the 6 are owned and cared for by the National Trust?
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Burrow Mump Somerset Level
peterspencer49 on Flickeflu This is the first time I have managed to get out this year other than Norway. A beautiful sunset on the Somerset levels.
The Glittering Fox
Pastel
Angelika Schwank
Sunset & starling murmurations on the Somerset Levels | These Four Walls
A photo essay from the Somerset Levels - a vast swathe of plains and wetlands with watery vistas, ever-changing light and magnificent starling murmurations.
Jassy Jade
Starlings murmuration forms Valentines heart over Somerset Levels
Photo: Valentine murmuration THOUSANDS of starlings formed the shape of a heart over the Somerset Levels in this remarkable picture taken by a local reader. Khi Deva took the photo at Ham Wall Nature Reserve and says has been tracking the Somerset Starlings for years but has never seen anything like this.
hannah madden printmaker
The Sweet Track High Resolution
A replica of The Sweet Track is a an example of Neolithic engineering, 6000 years old. An elevated footpath that ran for almost 2km across the Somerset levels swamps.
Tammy Walter