Our Trustees obviously all enjoy spending time at The Exmoor Centre and usually venture off out onto the moor after our seasonal meetings. I asked them this week to let me have a few of their favourite photos for the website…
These first ones are from Liz Nicholson, daughter of one our founders John Gale. Liz loves to celebrate the changing of the season at The Centre and often spends Mid-Summers Day here
The Woodstove, heart of the Centre on inclement days 
Exmoor Pony 
The start of the spiral, this is ever growing! 
Hoaroak Cottage window view
Next up some photos from Becky Crush, Beckie fell in love with the place after her son came with the local school and really enjoyed it. Becky is from a very artistic family and well worth following on Instagram if you want to see more of her Photography – https://www.instagram.com/bec4777/
The riverside firepit 
Hoaroak Cottage view 
fluffy trees 
The spiral 
Tree dead ahead
Next up photos from John Overall, John taught me at school and is our current Chairman. John is the first one to get the tools out when something needs repairing.
the old beech tree, sadly we lost it in storms a few years ago but she lives on in knives made by https://www.facebook.com/adgknives/ 
The Centre from above 
Hoaroak Valley from our top viewing point 
Exmoor Ponies 
Windswept and interesting
Next up is Steve Keable. Steve is our Treasurer and been involved with the Centre on and off since it was built back in his schooldays. Steve took his family to the Centre for a week this summer and came away with lots of project ideas, many of which we are implimenting already.
The Centre from the south 
Looking north from the centre 
err…a tree 
Its the little things in life… 
probably best not to drink it… 
some of our funders over the years…
Last in this bunch is Louise Reynolds, Louise knows people, lots of people, she has worked with Exmoor Natonal Park wearing several ‘hats’ so is a great person for networking ideas around other groups such as the North Devon Biosphere.Like Steve Louise dragged a group of family and friends out for a stay over the summer…
Hoaroak Water 
Our boundary gate 
Hoaroak Water 
The best means of transport to get here 
Camping by the river 
stepping stones 
driving away from the centre 
driving to the centre 
Riverside Camp 
looking north from the access track 
passengers view going up the hill