Fabulous county of Devonshire

Devonshire (or Devon), located in the southwest of England, is considered the third largest county in the country.
In Devonshire, rural spaces are of interest - here they are rightfully called fabulous. When you look at these houses, you really get the feeling that you are in a fairy tale. Houses of rare beauty, lovingly decorated with flowers and climbing plants, create the illusion of a fairy tale.
The thing is that everyone in the county is concerned with the problem of ecology and therefore landscaping and construction from ecological materials are very developed. The roofs are covered with reeds. Local houses are a bit like Ukrainian "huts" with front gardens in front of the house. There are many rivers flowing through the county. However, most of the county is occupied by the Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks or is rural, with a low population density for England. The main source of income for the county is tourism. The road network is well developed here, there are enough village hotels, so you can get off at some railway station in Devonshire, and take a leisurely walk for several days, having walked a couple of tens of kilometers.
Devonshire played a significant role in the art of creating detective stories: it was here that Agatha Christie was born, the author of many wonderful novels with a detective story, the action of the film "10 Little Indians" took place here, the famous Baskervilles dog lived here and terrified the locals at night.