We managed to catch a glimpse of the snow in London and came back to sunshine here. It looked quite pleasant from the car park at Putsborough but it was a bitterly cold walk.

After a long winter of no eggs at all this is a cause of much excitement!

The chickens and ducks are too cold to come out of their house and the pheasants and robins are making the most of it.

The drive to Heddon's Mouth is a treat in itself with stunning views over Exmoor and mossy tree-lined lanes taking you to Hunter's Inn where we started our walk. A path along the river leads through a steep wooded valley to a spectacular pebble beach where you can rest and explore before heading back for hot chocolate at the Inn.

Finally this morning, this winter's first frost!

We haven't had so much as a frost this winter but we're keeping our fingers crossed for snow at Christmas.

Heavenly walk on Baggy Point, started off in early afternoon sunshine and ended like this.

There are occasional perks to getting out on cold mornings to let the chickens out.

Only one brave person surfing today.

It is so warm, can it really be November 1st?

If you catch Lee Bay at low tide you can pick your way through the rocks to a hidden cove where you can look for sea glass.