On the 26th of July 2026: My mum and Dad and I, went for a walk mostly around Slapton Village. On the way to the village, I saw a creepy bridge, which kind of reminds me of the eerie village of Calstock, Cornwall. Then we stopped at Saint James Church to have a drink, and I had a decaf coffee there. The church and it's graveyard, kind of makes me think of the eerie fantasy world. I also saw the very creepy derelict tower in the village, which again makes me think of fantasy a

On the 7th of July 2026: Amber and I, went for a swim in Sharrah Pool in Dartmoor. The woods you walk through to get to the pool. To get to Sharrah Pool, we had to walk quite a long way on very uneven and potentially dangerous terrain through the woods. And I was nervous doing it funny enough. A tiny waterfall found in the woods. When we were walking through the wood, we stumbled across a tiny waterfall, and it was magical. We had to walk through the tiny stream that was comi

This video is available under a CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. On the 25th of Jone 2026: Amber & I, went to Spitchwick, Dartmoor. There are farm animals grazing the grass, and there are adrenaline junkies jumping off the cliffs into the River Dart there, which wowed me and Amber.

A View Of The Sea From Dartmouth. On the 31st of May 2026: My mum and I, went for a long walk to Blackpool Sands and back. A Foxglove. The walk took us nearly all day, and we saw lots of nature and wildlife, and farm animals. A View Of Dartmouth From Up Victoria Road. Fact about Blackpool Sands: Blackpool Sands, Devon, is a privately owned beach that they allow the public to use, and it has a cafe on site. A View Of The Dartmouth Valley. The walk has allowed me to go back to

Stover Country Park is a large nature reserve near Newton Abbot in South Devon. The park includes a visitor and community hub building, a freshwater lake, extensive woodland, and a wide range of local wildlife. The park is known for its peaceful walking routes, which loop around the lake and pass through quiet wooded areas. Because of the dense trees and still water, parts of the park can feel slightly eerie, especially on grey or overcast days. On the 19th of February 2026,

14th of Jan 2026. Decoy Park is a large public green space in Newton Abbot, Devon, known for its lake, woodland paths, and mix of natural and urban surroundings. It’s a popular local spot for walking, wildlife watching, and quiet time outdoors. This post shares a wet winter walk through the park and what it felt like to explore it on a grey January day. A Winter Walk Through Decoy Park Decoy Park is quite a vast green space in Newton Abbot, Devon. It has a mix of nature and u

Urban Newton Abbot: From Industrial Streets to Bakers Park The Creepy Town Of Newton Abbot. Newton Abbot has areas that feel very different from the town centre, especially on grey winter days. This post looks at a short walk through some of the more industrial parts of the town, leading into Bakers Park, and how that contrast feels. Creepy Bridge With Graffiti. Bakers Park and Its Background Bakers Park is a green space in Newton Abbot, Devon. It forms part of the estate of