Exhibition at Exmoor National Park Centre, Lynmouth1st September – 31st October 2026High up on Exmoor’s dramatic sea cliffs sits Kipscombe, an 880 acre landscape with a rich history over thousands of years. As it enters a new chapter, cared for by the National Trust, our exhibition looks at this special place and the people who have helped bring it back to life for nature and community. Featuring photos, artwork, stories and footage for a lively and truly personal take on this unique Exmoor project. To find out more about this project, visit the following websites:www.nationaltrust.org.uk/watersmeet @NorthDevonNT on Instagram and Facebook

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In 1858,Charles Frederick Bailey inherited the magnificent Gothic Romantic mansion his father had built in a breathtaking spot at the end of the Valley of Rocks. This young man, in possession of a sizable income, a large house and a new wife occupied himself with establishing his estate – and enjoying his new hobby of photography.  His recently rediscovered photographs reveal a delightful glimpse of life in a Victorian country house – a magic window into a different age.

Free admission, no booking required.

Donations welcome to be shared between CareMoor and Lee Abbey.

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