Phonebox - Porlock Town Crier

PORLOCK TOWN CRIER

My wife Cathy & I proudly present the 'Porlock Pictorial Diary' displayed in the old phonebox next to Porlock Village Hall.

The Images displayed are taken from the 1st, to the end of the month preceding the current month, and are changed at the beginning of each month

If you can't get to the phonebox, or visited and want to see the piccies each month from your far away home, here are the latest images below!

Please click on the images and use the zoom controls for a better look.

If you have any comments, or suggestions

please submit them by email to:

phonebox@porlocktowncrier.uk

This months virtual gallery (taken in April 2025)

Spring green leaves view from Granny's Ride towards selworthy

Bryher the Cocker Spaniel asks... "Shall we go along Windsor Path?"

Exmoor Red Deer relaxing near Chetsford Water

Listening for the early cuckoos at Stoke Ridge looking towards Dunkery Beacon

Exmoor Red Deer looking at us, looking at them!

Foraging on Porlock Marsh... a Pair of Canada Geese

A Cocker Spaqniel having wet fun on a high Spring Tide at Porlock Marsh

Porlock Marsh Oystercatchers

New Information Centre at Porlock Vale yard opening 03.04.25

Grand opening of the new Porlock Information Centre at Porlock Vale Yard by Porlock Town Crier, Grant Dennis

Revealing of the Official Plaque at Porlock Vale yard Grand Opening

View of emerging greens from above Glen Lodge towards the coast and Hurlstone...

The Bristol Channel beyond Culbone towards Hurlstone Hill

Spring sunshine illuminating the Culbone Church of St.Bueno's

A sunny Horner water with Bryher the Cocker Spaniel having a refreshing swim

Two Exmoor Ponies having playful fun near Porlock

A sunny Porlock lane with a lovely Early Purple Orchid flowering

A little bunny at Cloutsham on Exmoor at Easter

Mothers and young calves at Wilmersham with newly emerging leaves

A new lamb in the sunshine on Exmoor at Easter

A wet Cocker Spaniel sitting in the sunshine amongst Thrift flowers

An Historic house on Porlock High Street being thatched by an equally historic Keith Payne (Master Thatcher)

A wet and happy pooch at Porlock Marsh...