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About Experience Devon - Our Philosophy
experienceDevon’s philosophy is to provide quality, authentic vacation experiences whilst protecting and preserving the local environment. Our customised holiday itineraries support local artists, musicians and performers; environmental groups and organisations; and expert locals with knowledge of the ecology, environment and cultural heritage of North Devon.
We are passionate about the environment and ecology of North Devon. We believe that North Devon is precious, unchanged and worth preserving and because of this, experienceDevon is working towards being a business that has a smaller impact on the environment and ecology, combined with a respect for the natural beauty and precious, distinctive landscape that is North Devon.
experienceDevon encourages the use of public transport and greener travel as part of our itinerary planning and out of concern for the environment. This gives you the option of seeing North Devon by bus, train, on foot and by bicycle whilst on vacation here. We also encourage the use of public transport to get to North Devon. See ‘Getting Here’ for more information.
For more images of Dave Green's work visit www.greengallery.co.uk.
Can't afford the trip but you'd like to order a print of wonderful North Devon? All photographs taken by Dave are available for you to buy. Simply email Dave at info@experiencedevon.com
All photographs copyright © Dave Green
My current photographic work is based around
caves and rock formations at the edge of the land.
Some are natural and result from the massive
erosion inflicted on the north Devon and Cornish
coastline and others were originally mine entrances
dug deep into the cliffs. Some sit proud of high
water and are only attacked by the highest tides
now and others are only accessible at the lowest
tides and disappear completely soon after the tide
has turned. A cave’s wet walls and barnacled
ceiling warns of the huge tidal difference of up to
ten metres in the Bristol Channel. Spending time
in these sublime dynamic spaces, documenting
the interiors of these inverted sculptures, I’m
continually reminded of the awesome power of the
sea and treat it with great reverence. This
landscape is seen through the eyes of a boy, and
transformed by the hand of an Artist.