Marldon In Winter

Compton – The Ridgeway – Westerland & Beacon Hill – Kiln Lane & Aptor – Occombe & Churscombe – Widdicombe & Windmill – Winter

Marldon Village Centre Now Part 2

Marldon In Winter – looking down the old Ring Road towards 5-Lanes (2018)

Marldon In Winter – the oak bench and part of the Bridleway/old Ring Road behind Pembroke Park (2018)

Marldon In Winter – looking down Footpath 13 towards Marldon Village (2018)

Marldon In Winter – down Millmans Road towards Chittlebury Field and beyond (2018)

Marldon In Winter – the junction of Village Road with Millmans Road (2018)

Marldon In Winter – outside the Primary School looking up Village Road (2018)

Marldon In Winter – a chilly start welcomes the new day in the centre of Marldon Village.

Marldon In Winter – looking towards Marldon House from Tor Field on a winter’s morning.

Marldon In Winter – a dusting of snow on Beacon Hill as seen from the Christmas Tree Farm public footpath.

Marldon In Winter – a winter view from the Churchyard out across Love Lane towards Blue Mountain and Widdicombe.

Marldon In Winter – a wintry look at the entrance to Tor Field off the Ipplepen Road.

Marldon In Winter – from Tor Field we see snowy fields out across Love Lane farm towards Compton and Moles Lane.

Marldon In Winter – once Pontin’s Holiday camp, now a public footpath at Churscombe.

Marldon In Winter – footsteps in the snow by the public telephone box in the Village car-park.

Marldon In Winter – the children’s play-area in Tor Field, within easy reach of the Village youngsters.

Marldon In Winter – a light covering of snow on Village Road, leading to the Church House Inn

Marldon In Winter – a snow covered Love Lane by Marldon’s stream, with the Parish Church in the background.

Marldon In Winter – pedestrian access to Jubilee Meadow where cricket matches take place in summer.

Marldon In Winter – the junction of Kiln Cross at the start of the Ipplepen road shows a thaw taking place.

Marldon In Winter – snow is always possible in Marldon due to its height above sea level, as this photo shows.

Marldon In Winter – the Ring Road at 5-Lanes as we rarely see it (2018)

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