Lynton and Lynmouth, North Devon

What a lovely place this is, we managed to spend the day here doing various things. Playing in the sea, riding on the cliff railway to just strolling around the town. Lots of history and stories to tell, make sure if you are having a holiday in this area you visit here, it's wonderful.
Jump to The start of our desent Jump to Going down to the beach Jump to Across the bay Jump to Come and play with me Jump to Look I'm swimming Jump to Lunch time Jump to Pebble Beach  Westward Ho! Jump to Steam Loco "Lord Nelson"
The start of our desent

The start of our desent

On the cliff railway starting to descend, looking down towards the bay you can see the Rhenish Tower which you can walk through and out to the end of the harbour wall.

On August 15th 1956 Lynmouth was hit by a flood killing many people, the wall and the tower were badly damaged but later they were reconstructed.

Going down to the beach

Going down to the beach

This is about three quarters way down the cliff, people watching as we pass under the bridge.
Across the bay

Across the bay

A calm sea on a spring March day

Come and play with me

Come and play with me

This is my Labrador "Jess" playing in the river that runs out to the sea.
Look I'm swimming

Look I'm swimming

Like most Labradors they just can't help themselves from playing in the water.
Lunch time

Lunch time

I just couldn't resist taking this shot, he was so close to me and seemed to being posing for the camera.

Pebble Beach  Westward Ho!

Pebble Beach Westward Ho!

No sand on this part of the beach at Westward Ho just lots of large pebbles, perfect for rock pooling.
Steam Loco "Lord Nelson"

Steam Loco "Lord Nelson"

This Loco "Lord Nelson" was passing thorough the town of Watchet, Somerset.