Stunning shots of Cheddar for a Bank Holiday Monday

By Tim Lethaby

25th May 2020 | Local News

A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)
A view across Cheddar (Photo: Craig Hooper)

It is a glorious late May Bank Holiday Monday, so what better way to celebrate the area we live in than with these stunning photos of Cheddar which have been shared by Craig Hooper?

Craig took these photos this week looking across to the village and the reservoir, and they really highlight what a green and pleasant landscape Cheddar sits in.

These seven pictures take in a lot of the village - can you see your house?

Also, if you take any photos you would like to share with other Cheddar Nub News readers, please email them to [email protected].

     

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