Photo trip to Devonshire - the place where the fairy tale lives on Earth

What will happen if in one very picturesque place you build only charming houses, as if descended from the pages of a fairy tale, plant a lot of greenery - trees, bushes and flowers, and keep the lawns in a state "for the magazine cover", and at the same time carry out all the constructions only from environmentally friendly materials? There will be county Devonshire! Looking at his photographs, it is difficult to believe that this is not some kind of magical parallel world, but a very real English locality.

Most of the county of Devonshire (or Devon, as it is usually called) is occupied by national parks, the rest of the territory is a rural area in which very few people live, by the standards of Great Britain. However, apparently, these are very caring and caring people.

Devonshire is one of the three largest counties in the UK.

The appearance of the railway in the 19th century, a wonderful climate, rich history and amazing nature made Devon a sought-after seaside resort and wildly a popular tourist destination.

Most of the county budget is replenished precisely thanks to the tourism business.

The east coast of Devonshire is protected by UNESCO as the place where the remains of Jurassic dinosaurs were first found.

By the way, the county of Devon is the birthplace of the legendary Agatha Christie.

Surrounded by all these incredible houses and buildings, covered with greenery and framed by lawns with flowers and gardens, you simply cannot leave the feeling that you were transported into some kind of fairy-tale world.