Tides ebb across mud banks and saltings
Bere Ferrers, Devon On sheltered riverside land, toppled fruit trees encrusted in lichen remain from once productive orchardsNear to Bere Ferrers rail station a muddy way crosses poached and splashy pastures towards Thorn Point, where a causeway, submerged at high tide, used to be the landing place for horticultural produce ferried from Cargreen in Cornwall. Spring flowers and summer strawberries would have been unloaded here, destined for London and upcountry markets via the railway, a mile acr
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