Master of all I survey
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Image: © Graham Horn Taken: 20 Jul 2010
Much of this land belongs to the Holnicote estate, now owned by the National Trust. In the foreground and middle ground is the fertile Vale of Porlock, famous for barley production, and behind is the woodland rising towards Selworthy Beacon. The whitewashed Selworthy church Image is prominent.
