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A wild pony and foal graze on Dartmoor. Numbering 1,500 individuals, today's semi-wild ponies are a mixture of breeds, though herds of the 'pedigree' Dartmoor pony – a sturdy, large animal built to thrive on the sometimes harsh conditions on the moor – still roam.
Autumnal colours line the banks of the River Teign at Fingle Bridge.
The highest point of Dartmoor, High Willhays is – at 621 metres – the highest point in England south of the Peak District.
The mystical Fairy Glen near Betws-y-Coed. The town's position makes it one of the key tourist destinations in Snowdonia, and a Mecca for adventurers keen to experience its gorges, bike trails and proximity to mountains. It is one of the wettest places in the United Kingdom.
The clifftops over Freshwater Bay on the Isle of Wight provide impressive views of the landscape.
Twr Mawr lighthouse on Llanddwyn Island, off the coast of Anglesey, overlooks the mainland. The stretch of water separating Anglesey and the rest of North Wales is called the Menai Strait, which is bridged at the town of Bangor.
Carmarthenshire in South Wales has the highest population of Welsh speakers, closely followed by Gwynedd in the north. Welsh has enjoyed a resurgence in recent decades and is still spoken as a first language in many Welsh towns and villages.
Savour one of the finest views in the Lake District from the Cat Bells ridge.
Pasture rolls gently down to mist-shrouded Llangorse Lake, part of Brecon Beacons National Park.