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Dusk at the Hartland foreshore, situated in the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Breath-taking coastal scenery and cliff top walks with spectacular views and evidence of geological events which took place over 300 million years ago.

A storm approaches the Hartland foreshore, situated in the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Breath-taking coastal scenery and cliff top walks with spectacular views and evidence of geological events which took place over 300 million years ago.

Hartland is a rocky outcrop of land on the north-western tip of the Devon coast in England. Hartland marks the western limit (on the English side) of the Bristol Channel with the Atlantic Ocean continuing to the west. This location was known to the Romans as the "promontory of Hercules".

Hartland foreshore, situated in the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, provides breath-taking coastal scenery and cliff top walks where spectacular views and evidence of geological events which took place over 300 million years ago.

A storm approaches the Hartland foreshore, situated in the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Breath-taking coastal scenery and cliff top walks with spectacular views and evidence of geological events which took place over 300 million years ago.

The beautiful rock formations at Hartland Quay, North Devon, England, UK. The zigzag Carboniferous rocks are due to continents colliding and pushing upward to create mountains. On the horizon is the beautiful island of Lundy.

A beautiful view of Hartland Quay with waves crashing on the rocks below.

The beautiful coast at Hartland Point, Devon, United Kingdom, with its rugged cliffs and stoney beach below. Canoers sitting in the bay enjoying the view. The radar station sitting on top of these cliffs are the air traffic control, for both military and civilian aircraft. Cannon 650D

Hartland point, Devon, was where the Johanna was came ashore on the 31st December 1982. Hartland Point lighthouse was opened 1st July 1874 and in 1984 the light house was automated. This is a beautiful view point of Hartlands Points rugged coastline and in the distance you can see Lundy Island.

The rugged coastline at Hartland Quay, Devon, England, UK. These beautiful dramatic cliffs where created when continents collided and pushed the Carboniferous rocks upwards. Hartland Quay was built in the late 16th Century and ceased in the late 19th century. Cannon 600D

A digital painterly of Hartland quay cliffs, Devon ,Uk were pushed up when two continents collided to give the cliffs this rock formation. Lovely shale and sandstone cliffs giving textures and patterns along the cliff.

Hartland Point, North Devon, England Number of views as of 20th November 2018 = 1225. Numerous ships have been wrecked on the dangerous and sometimes fog-bound cliffs around Hartland Point as the mighty Atlantic pounds the shoreline, exerting a pressure estimated at up to 4 tons per square foot. The lighthouse here was built by Trinity House in 1874, to guide shipping entering the broad mouth of the Bristol Channel. The awesome 325 foot high rocky outcrop towering above the lighthouse was known to the Romans as the 'Promontory of Hercules'. Lundy Island can be seen on the horizon a dozen miles away. Date: 8th April 2010.

Hartland Point, Devon, United Kingdom, with the rugged cliffs sweeping down to the lighthouse warning mariners of the dangers on this coast. Cannon 650D

An abstract image of rocks in Hartland, Devon, UK

The weather was starting to close in giving the sea beautiful blue and green tones which contrasted against the white lighthouse and dark grey clouds that had just starting to roll in with people canoeing just beyond the lighthouse. Hartland point is a picturesque place to visit and it changes every time you visit it.

Hartland Abbey, North Devon, England Number of views as of 1st September 2017 = 880. Hartland Abbey is the ancestral home of the Stucley family. The Abbey was founded in AD 1157 and lies in a narrow valley leading to a beautiful but isolated section of the North Devon coast. After the dissolution of the monasteries in 1539, the abbey came into the hands of William Abbott, the Sergeant of Henry VIII's wine cellar. It has since been passed down through the generations and has effectively remained in the same family for almost 500 years (though in that time their have been three female heirs) and it has never been sold. The house has changed considerably over the centuries and at one time the main entrance would have been at the centre of t...

This Monochrome image of Hartland point, Devon, was where the Johanna was came ashore on the 31st December 1982. Hartland Point lighthouse was opened 1st July 1874 and in 1984 the light house was automated. This is a beautiful view point of Hartlands Points rugged coastline and in the distance you can see Lundy Island.

Hartland Point lighthouse was opened 1st July 1874 and in 1984 the light house was automated. The fog horn give a 5 second blast every minute which can be heard from two miles away.

These beautiful cliffs at Hartland Quay, Devon with the contrasting colour of the sea at high tide. You can explore the shale and sandstone rocks at low tide where you can see the colours in these rocks through the port hole made by the sea. Canon 650D

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The Walled Garden, Hartland Abbey Number of views as of 27th November 2017 = 480. Hartland Abbey (Devon, England) was founded in AD 1157, in a narrow valley leading to a beautiful but isolated section of the coast. After the dissolution of the monasteries in 1539, the abbey came into the hands of William Abbott, the Sergeant of Henry VIII's wine cellar. The house is today occupied by the Stucley family, having been passed down through the generations (including the marriages of several female heirs). It has thus effectively remained in the same family for almost 500 years and has never been sold. The walled garden, a short walk up the valley from the main house, dates from the 18th century. Date: 5th April 2010. Click here to see the Abb...

The sea washed rock formation at Hartland Quay, Devon, United Kingdom. The wet rock formation bringing out the colours in the shale and mudstone with it giving the effect of gold leaf in the rocks.

Spekes Mill Mouth, Nr Hartland Quay, Devon, United Kingdom this lovely coastal walk to Spekes Mill Mouth has such stunning scenery along it. This coastal walk from Hartland Quay draws you in, you want to walk more of it and see more spectacular scenery, including wild life, coastal flowers, hanging valleys, waterfalls and rock formations.

St Catherine's Tor, Torridge, Devon, looking toward Hartland Quay with its hanging valley around it.

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The beautiful patterns, colours and textures glistening in the carboniferous rocks at Hartland Quay, North Devon, England, UK.

A Gull watches closely over her new born chicks on the rocky Hartland cliffs, in Devon. Gulls, or colloquially seagulls, are seabirds of the family Laridae in the suborder Lari. They are most closely related to the terns and skimmers and only distantly related to auks, and even more distantly to waders.

A Gull watches closely over her new born chicks on the rocky Hartland cliffs, in Devon. Gulls, or colloquially seagulls, are seabirds of the family Laridae in the suborder Lari. They are most closely related to the terns and skimmers and only distantly related to auks, and even more distantly to waders.

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Seagull chicks on the rocky Hartland cliffs, in Devon. Gulls, or colloquially seagulls, are seabirds of the family Laridae in the suborder Lari. They are most closely related to the terns and skimmers and only distantly related to auks, and even more distantly to waders.

A Gull watches closely over her new born chicks on the rocky Hartland cliffs, in Devon. Gulls, or colloquially seagulls, are seabirds of the family Laridae in the suborder Lari. They are most closely related to the terns and skimmers and only distantly related to auks, and even more distantly to waders.

Close-up of rocks forming an abstract linear pattern; spotted in heartland, North Devon, UK

An abstract picture of rocks of Hartland, Devon, UK

Abstract image of orange coloured rocks, Hartland, Devon, UK Nikon D5200; lens: AF-S Nikkor 178-55mm

Rust patterns on rocks of Hartland, Devon, UK