Daybreak in the Blackmore Vale
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Daybreak in the Blackmore Vale
Image: © Andrew Smith Taken: 27 Aug 2007
Looking east from the A352 at Holnest at 6am on an autumnal August bank holiday morning. Here the flat pastures are drained by The Cam and its tributaries, the waters of which make their way to the Stour via Caundle Brook and the River Lydden. This is the western end of Hardy's "Vale of the Little Dairies".
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