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2025/063
2025/063: Another example of brutalism around Dartington Hall. I was told that there used to be a student residence on the grounds. The bunk beds where you spend the night here have something of the feel of monastic cells. But there is a swimming pool!

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Rural british brutalism with swimming pool. Location: ///delusions.chest.failsPermalink: flickr
18/03/2025
2025/062
2025/062: Mist rises from the lush meadows along the River Dart before the sun, which will soon appear on the horizon, dispels it. A fenced-in view of the rolling Devon countryside.

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Good morning fog at Dartington Hall. Location: ///lifeguard.format.touchesPermalink: flickr
16/03/2025
2025/061
2025/061: In the backyard of a workshop at Dartington Hall, I find brutalist remains of a post-war extension. The country estate is surrounded by a beautiful forest and the last remnants of post-war brutalism. I stand with my Nokton lens in between.

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Rural british brutalism. Location: ///cove.scout.recurPermalink: flickr
15/03/2025
2025/060
2025/060: The rear of Dartington Hall illustrates how the estate grew over several generations. A pleasant patchwork of stone.

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The back of Dartington Hall. Location: ///comply.earplugs.juggledPermalink: flickr
14/03/2025
2025/059
2025/059: The old Dartington Hall cemetery, guarded by the tower of St Mary's Church. Lots of old stone around really old plants. In the extension to the tower stands a really damn old tree. Wired!

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Dartington Hall Cemetery. Location: ///comply.earplugs.juggledPermalink: flickr
13/03/2025
2025/058
2025/058: Lush vegetation at the start of autumn on the River Dart. The trees that ventured too far from the water had to pay a high price.

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River Dart. Location: ///motive.mornings.removingPermalink: flickr
12/03/2025
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2025/057: Lush vegetation at the start of autumn on the River Dart. The trees touch the water, but keep a respectful distance. (A week ago there was still high water here.)

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River Dart. Location: ///motive.mornings.removingPermalink: flickr
11/03/2025
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2025/056: View of the Dart River, which meanders leisurely through the valley near Totnes/Dartington. The water comes directly from the legendary Dartmoor.

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River Dart. Location: ///rural.include.eruptPermalink: flickr
06/03/2025
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2025/055: A tree on the banks of the River Dart makes a mighty Celtic appearance. What a fabulous place on earth!

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The Mighty. Location: ///airtime.gratitude.majorsPermalink: flickr
05/03/2025
2025/054
2025/054: On the path near Dartington Hall, you half expect Humpty Dumpty to appear on the wall at any moment.

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Expecting Humpty Dumpty. Location: ///skater.tissue.countersPermalink: flickr
04/03/2025
2025/053
2025/053: Trampelpfad im Wald in der Nähe von Dartington Hall. Der Weg geht um ein Plateau, das der mittelalterlichen Jagdgesellschaft als Aussichtsplatz dienen sollte.

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Path. Location: ///these.tailing.capillaryPermalink: flickr
03/03/2025
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Path. Location: ///these.tailing.capillaryPermalink: flickr
02/03/2025
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Baumhaus am Gut von Dartington Hall.

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Home. Location: ///abruptly.stew.interludePermalink: flickr
01/03/2025
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Babyfarn kämpft sich hier durch eine alte Steinmauer. Gesehen am Gut von Dartington Hall.

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Fern. Location: ///uncouth.remain.annualPermalink: flickr
28/02/2025