old church sundial
St Budeaux churchyard
view from Higher St Budeaux
rhodies by the Tavy
Tavy Bridge arches
17-arch Tavy railway bridge
Tavy Bridge
river cove at Warleigh
north from Warleigh Point
Warleigh Nature Reserve
fishing at Warleigh Point
fisherman at Warleigh
wild gladioli by the creek
down Tamerton Creek
end of the creek
Seven Stars at Tamerton Foliot
Kings Arms and St Mary's Church
Kings Arms & St Marys Church
corner of Milford Lane
down the creek
sunset over Cornwall
Tamar shore
entrance to Tamerton Creek
Ernesettle and River Tamar
path below the Agaton Fort
distant Dartmoor
path through Budshead Wood
green is for trees
old mill stone
site of the old Budshead Manor
Budshead Manor ruins
remains of Budshead Manor
Budshead Trust historical lecture
remains of Budshead Manor
the harbour at Tamerton Creek
water scooter at Tamerton Lake
path beneath Black Bridge
Tamar beach
low tide at Tamerton Creek
stormy weather down creek
Ernesettle sunset
Ernesettle Green and St Aidan's
railway cutting at Ernesettle
Tamar Bridges from Ernesettle
the wide Tamar River
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One of the ring of C19 land forts built to defend Plymouth. Overlooks river Tamar. Irregular pentagonal plan, with deep ditch on four sides protected by caponiers and a counterscarp gallery. Internally the officer's quarters, cookhouse and barracks, seven of twenty open gun positions, one Haxo casement, five expense magazines and two of previous six mortar batteries survive. Ceased military use in 1958 but was used as Heavy Goods Vehicle testing centre (partly in a modern building) until 2015.
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