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The
"string-of-sausages" lichen (Usnea
articulata) .... |
... growing
on a tree at
Hexworthy on the West Dart is testament to the pure quality
of Dartmoor air. |
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From the
bizzare, the
anabolia
nervosa cased
caddis ... |
... to the
mundane, sunlight on
stones. |
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Approach with caution ! |
At least the humans will be friendly |
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Anxious moments ... |
... briefly admire then return |
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A client prepared to tolerate a "numb bum"
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... for such a
small fish ! |
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You may think that this
is what we
get up to after guiding ....
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... our wives know
the
reality! |
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"In the West Country you can
catch
trout from after breakfast till sunset, and enjoy the open air
and the country for as long as the sun is in the sky"
(Dermot Wilson, 'Fishing the Dry Fly', 1957)
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