Recreating 100 Year Old Photographs of the South Devon Coast

[@Sam-e5p8h]

That must have been a lovely project to do. Fascinating to see the changes and how access points have changed and landscape differences. 50 miles over six days, brilliant - I can't do that any more.

[@WalkingDevon]

Very tiring but very fun too. Still got plenty to do as I'm 19/54 pictures so far! Thanks for watching Sam.

[@markshrimpton3138]

You have put in so much research and work to produce these photographs Rob. The proliferation of trees is interesting, whether it has anything to do with the flooding that Devon suffered in the 1950s I don’t know. But it’s gratifying to see that not quite every square inch of our country is yet built on.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you, yes it was indeed a lot of work behind the scenes for this one!

[@robmarkprivate]

Great video and so well put together. Nice to meet you at berry head too!

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you so much, it was lovely to meet you. I had such a nice time down there, I must go back!

[@andymcgarty3099]

Another great video. A really good idea, well thought through and well executed. It is great to see so many more trees and less erosion than I expected. I wonder what difference you'd see on the Jurassic coast? Even the last 10 years will have changed a lot, let alone 100. Thanks for doing this. Looking forward to the next part.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Andy, really glad you liked, it It took some planning! It's a nice way to introduce a bit of photography with out it being a tutorial, if you get my drift. I'll certainly be doing more and the Jurassic coast might just feature, watch this space!

[@andrewharris1837]

Nice,Devon not changed a lot really ,just too many groccles now 😅😅

[@WalkingDevon]

No not too much, just much more trees!