THE VIEW FROM THE DARTMOUTH OFFICE EVERY SINGLE PICTURE WITHOUT ANY EXCEPTION, IS TAKEN FROM ONE PLACE......
From their home in Above Town which has one of the most amazing views in the country, Andy and Helen Kyle daily capture images of life in, on, above and around the River Dart between Kingswear and Dartmouth. Their website of photographs: www.
TheViewFromTheDartmouthOffice.com is an archive of almost everything that has happened here over the last four years. If you’re a holidaymaker who rather likes the place you can revisit it online. If you’re a second home owner, just because you have to head for home doesn’t mean you have to leave Dartmouth behind. And if you live here, well, almost certainly there are pictures on the site that will please and surprise. Head there now.
9 March 2013 11:05 AM Well, she is one of the rarest breeds - a coal fired paddle steamer. You expected smokeless? The very first official journey for the new old ship on the river, the Ps Kingswear Castle.
21 April 2013 06:35 AM This year is going to all about two amazing boats. First, the Kingswear Castle, now step forward the totally restored WWII motor rescue boat The Fairmile seen here creeping out of the Dart for sea trials and final fixings.
4 April 2013 10:59 AM someone down in south Town has got the flue.
27 March 2013 05:08 PM Note the date, both slips were meant to be ready today.
24 April 2013 12:48 PM It’s not finished, but finally the scaffolding has revealed the full splendour that is known to us as Kingswear Lodge and a Half. Maybe some flower baskets to soften things up a bit ?
23 March 2013 11:01 AM A very brown. river. Been like it for three days. still, it didn’t spoil the navy cadets’ enjoyment of the the place.
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