All rights reserved. The area has plentiful public footpaths and bridleways including the West Mendip Way which link up with the National Trust site at Crook Peak. There are various sites of both archaeological and Nature Conservation importance in the vicinity. The purpose of the site is to share with visitors our enjoyment of this small part of the West Country by conducting a photographic exploration of the surrounding area and a study of both the local and natural history. Local history embraces both social and family history, and the site incorporates parish registers and other public records.
Natural history gives a glimpse of the wildlife and wild flowers recorded for a millennium project.
The site does not try to be academically comprehensive, but the factual content and references where relevant may serve to stimulate further interest in the area. We would welcome contributions or written articles for display, particularly from visitors that have memories or past family connections with the area. Old photographs of people, places, anything relevant to the site would be very welcome for display. They would be treated with the greatest of respect and returned promptly. Any articles or photos would be acknowledged on the site unless privacy is requested.