A Diesel Train Parked. On the 29th of April: Jon and I went to Buckfastleigh, which is a village with a history of steam railways. First we went to look at the steam train station at Buckfastleigh, which has a dirty industrial revolution vibe, and a tiny bit of a coldwar vibe to it as well. The River Dart. throughout the day: we went to explore Holy Trinity church, which is a very creepy ruins of a church that was damaged by an arson attack in the 90s. A Creepy Industrial Bri

On Saterday the Second Of May 2026: I been walking out to Dartmouth Castle and back thinking what awesome photos I could take and edit. I been thinking about the tonal variation in the scenes. When I got back I edited ten of the total number of photos, and what I did was I've burned the highlights on the photos to try and bring out the detail in the otherwise plain looking sky and water. Scaffolding At Southford Road. I then added unsharp mask or highpass filtering on some of

The Abandoned House Framed By The Tree. Twist Farm, location: 50°35'05.9″ N, 04°04'52.4″ W, Dartmoor, Devon: is a very creepy abandoned farmhouse with a long story behind it. On the 09th of April 2026: Amber and I, has discovered facts about this creepy farm online, and we both went to explore it in person, and I can feel how eerie and creepy it is, and I certainly wouldn't want to be there at night on my own because there could be ghosts and orbs, and energies there jokingly

Beesands is a coastal village and beach between Torcross and Start Point in South Devon. The area has a long history connected to fishing, which is still visible in parts of the village today. On the 19th of March 2026, Amber and I visited Beesands to see how it had changed following the storms earlier in the year. The effects of the storms were clearly visible along the seafront. One of the most noticeable changes was that the old winch engine, which had been part of the bea

Torcross is a small nautical village on the South Devon coast, located between Slapton and Kingsbridge. The village sits directly by the sea, giving it a strong maritime atmosphere that often brings to mind old galleons and the early days of seafaring. Because of its exposed position on the coastline, Torcross has always been vulnerable to the power of the sea. Over the years, storms have repeatedly damaged parts of the village, especially the seafront road and nearby buildin