The first trip was local to home before the easing of lockdown restrictions. We went along the Exeter Canal as far as the Motorway Bridge.
We had our first WAGs outing on Dartmoor on the 30th March, after the relaxation of Covid restrictions. We met at Fingle Bridge, there were 4 buggies accompanied by one walker. We headed north up river pass the Castle Drogo Hydroelectric plant.
On the track north of the Hydro-electric plant.
Possibly a boundary wall for Castle Drogo? With our walker avoiding the only wet muddy section we encountered that day, in the photo below.
Castle Drogo hiding behind the trees on top of the hill left of the telegraph pole, in the Whiddon Park Deer Park
Group photo taken for us by a passerby, at the point where we stopped for lunch in the Whiddon Park Deer Park
A couple of photos of the River Teign north of Fingle Bridge
Fingle Bridge in colour and Monochrome
Fingle Bridge Inn in colour and Monochrome
On the 31st March Gill and I did a section of the Granite Way, although it was a grey day it was pleasantly warm. We parked at Prewley Farm, heading north to Meldon Viaduct and Meldon Dam. We then went south as far as Lake Viaduct.
Meldon Dam as seen from Meldon Viaduct in the photo above. Meldon Viaduct as seen from Meldon Dam in the photo below.
Meldon Dam
Looking east from the Lake Viaduct to the open moorland in the photo above. Looking west from the Lake Viaduct towards the Tamar Valley and Bodmin Moor in the photo below