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The Two Moors Festival 2014: In Pictures
So that’s it for another year! The Two Moors Festival 2014 is done and dusted, but what a resounding success it was! If you’re missing it already, have a look at some of the photos from this year’s event. We’d love to see any pictures you took as well, so please do share in the comments below.
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Devon In Autumn
If you follow UK classical music festivals closely, then chances are you’ll have come down to Devon in October to hear some of the amazing concerts that we here at the Two Moors Festival puts on each and every year.
This part of the world is beautiful at all times of the year (we are really lucky to have been able to base the festival’s headquarters in the very heart of Exmoor!), but we do think it’s at its best during the autumn, when the leaves are turning and the light is absolutely stunning.
To show you just what we mean, we thought we’d round up some of our favourite pictures of Devon in autumn from around the internet. If you’ve got any pictures of the county looking lovely at this time of year, do share with us. And we hope to you at this year’s festival, taking place between October 15th and 25th.
Photos by: Allson Day, James Archibald, Amy Backhouse, Lou Hedderly
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Which image should we use on our brochure cover this year?
We’re currently working very hard on our 2014 brochure here at the Two Moors Festival but can’t quite decide on which picture we should use for the front cover.
It’s such a big decision, as we need something striking that will encourage people to pick it up straight away but also something that really speaks to what the Festival does, and is immediately recognisable as a Two Moors Festival publication.
So we thought we’d put our choices out there for you have a look at and let us know what you think. So pop us a comment below and give us your thoughts on our front cover options.
Don’t forget to have a look at our website to find out more about the Two Moors Festival and how we support classical music in the south-west.