Dartmouth Harbour, on the Dart estuary.

One of the many historic buildings here

The inner harbour in Dartmouth

Atractive façades in Dartmouth

The Bottom ferry, just a pontoon pushed along by a tug, but surprisingly quick and efficient.

The river entrance with the Castle on the right

The Butterwalk in Dartmouth

Further upriver

Lucy steadfastly refused to board this ferry, so she went back to the car and stayed there while we went across to Kingswear

Hope cottage, adjacent to the bottom ferry in Dartmouth

The power behind the ferry

At Kingswear, this is the start of the next part of the South West Coast Path on to Brixham.

Both in need of some TLC

It does what it says on the tin

Looking upriver from Kingswear, the Royal Naval college is the sustantial building above the town on the opposite bank

The terminal of the Dart Railway

Sunglasses are needed here

The Café Alf Resco in Dartmouth is closed

Down on Slapton Sands this Sherman tank is the memorial to the many US troops who died here when a wartime exercise in preparation for D-day went catastrophically wrong

A craftily camouflaged 'pillbox' at Torcross, covering the Western end of Slapton sands

Home at the holiday 'cottage' after a long day - a cup of tea sounds just the job