The Avon flows from bogs on southern Dartmoor and travels for 23 miles, passing through the reservoir formed by the Avon Dam near Shipley Bridge. It then continues on to South Brent, Avonwick, Loddiswell, and Aveton Gifford before entering Bigbury Bay, between Bantham Beach and Burgh Island.
Fun Fact: The name "Avon" comes from the ancient Celtic word Afon, which simply means "river." This makes "River Avon" literally translate to "River River."
A2 single colour, open edition screen print in navy.
Printed on 270gsm Mohawk Superfine Ultrawhite paper with archival ink.
Embossed with the Salty’s stamp.
