<div class="bt-wrap"><div class="m-banner-title">Highest Springs<p class="ph">PHOTOGRAPHY</p><p class="da">Dan Gorvett</p></div></div>

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The word Culm is a mysterious one. It possibly comes from the old English word for coal col, or the Welsh word cwlwm, meaning knot. This is thought to reflect the nature of the beds in which coal is found.

Storm Ciaran hits Clovelly

Where old meets new at Clovelly Harbour

Lifebuoy and Lobster pots

Safe from big seas

Through the storm

View to Warren Cliff

Blisterin Barnacle slab

The view from Blackpool Mill

Dramatic sea Spray

The power of the sea

Sharpnose point

Appledore hunkers down to Storm Eunice

Exmoor winter woodland

Sunrise over ancient trees

Atlantic Spirits Westward Ho!

The path lights up

Trees are good!

Bideford Bridge

Great Dale Lake District

Newlands valley Lake District

Clouds over the Pines

View to Tenerife

Trees in Juncallio clouds

Trees at Juncallio

Wild Island sunset

Black cat hunts at night

Winter Westward Ho!

North Atlantic waves

Misty woodland, Exmoor

North Devon Horizon

Gulls in a pink moon

Crashing waves Hartland Lighthouse

Wild Culm Coast

Storm Hartland Quay Feb 2014

Estuary fisherman

Northam Burrows marsh

Valley Of The Rocks

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Posted on: Monday 6 November 2023

Visits: 4233

Albums: The Culm Coast

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Abstract Atlantic Black and white photography Coast Devon Hartland Landscape photography Sunset photography

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