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I live between Dawlish and Holcombe on the south west coastline. I moved here [ well all of 7 miles ] eight years ago to be with my husband.
Dawlish hasn't really changed much since the Victorian era. The railway line and station are still here . The victorian postcards show the same seafront as now.
The Black Swans are great to have in the brook which runs down through the centre of the town.
It does get really busy down here from Easter through to September, but I suppose I have got use to that.
I have very easy access to country lanes and just a mile away is the most beautiful common with woodlands all around. The views from here are spectacular, 360 degrees of sea, sweeping hills and Dartmoor stands majestically in the background to the North.
That reminds me , I must get back up there to do some photos of the Dartmoor foals.......

<blockquote data-quote="Diminuendo" data-source="post: 2116304" data-attributes="member: 65006">I live between Dawlish and Holcombe on the south west coastline. I moved here [ well all of 7 miles ] eight years ago to be with my husband. Dawlish hasn&#039;t really changed much since the Victorian era. The railway line and station are still here . The victorian postcards show the same seafront as now.The Black Swans are great to have in the brook which runs down through the centre of the town.It does get really busy down here from Easter through to September, but I suppose I have got use to that.I have very easy access to country lanes and just a mile away is the most beautiful common with woodlands all around. The views from here are spectacular, 360 degrees of sea, sweeping hills and Dartmoor stands majestically in the background to the North.That reminds me , I must get back up there to do some photos of the Dartmoor foals.......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Diminuendo, post: 2116304, member: 65006"] I live between Dawlish and Holcombe on the south west coastline. I moved here [ well all of 7 miles ] eight years ago to be with my husband. Dawlish hasn't really changed much since the Victorian era. The railway line and station are still here . The victorian postcards show the same seafront as now. The Black Swans are great to have in the brook which runs down through the centre of the town. It does get really busy down here from Easter through to September, but I suppose I have got use to that. I have very easy access to country lanes and just a mile away is the most beautiful common with woodlands all around. The views from here are spectacular, 360 degrees of sea, sweeping hills and Dartmoor stands majestically in the background to the North. That reminds me , I must get back up there to do some photos of the Dartmoor foals....... [/QUOTE]

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