Fog ridden hills peeking through a street corridor in Exeter.

Looking at some small shops bordering the River Exe (Exeter's namesake).

River Exe.

View from Holland Hall (University of Exeter) looking out over Exeter.

Some rolling hills, same view from Holland Hall—looking right.

Exeter Cathedral, an Anglican congregation.

Another angle of the cathedral.

One of the two larger central towers.

Statue of English bishop Richard Hooker present on the north lawn.

Traditional stained glass, depicting various Christian saints below a beautiful cathedral ceiling.

View of the floor with distinct red lamps upon some seating.

This 17th century organ stands massive above the quire/nave (the "rood screen"). I was enamored with the design of the wood around the pipes.

The balancing nature of it is truly a spectacle.

The scale of these bass pipes are hard to convey. The controls to the right look neat.

Off the beach of Exmouth there was this small boat with tourists with nice colors.

Same beach with a view of these housing units. The ones farther away are nicely colored.

Great bench spot looking over the ocean waters. The grass is well kept.

Caught this seagull mid flight. They are harsh scavengers of the local fish joints.

The Okehampton Castle.

The castle's keep upon the motte.

View of the bailey from the keep.

Saw these horses on the way to Dartmoor right outside of Okehampton.

Brown one.

White and brown one.

Pond with some cows beyond.

Close up cattle.

Hiking through the fog.

Resting in the foggy dew.

Stopping for some lunch.

Battersea Power Station, featured on the cover of the album "Animals" by Pink Floyd.

The Abbey Road crossing.

Apple Studios.