Seen near Durdle Door, on the Cliffs (unfortunately)

Weymouth

Stairhole at Lulworth Cove!

Lulworth Cove



At Lulworth Cove, limestone forms a massive barrier against the sea. A perfect horseshoe bay has developed where a stream breached and eroded the limestone allowing the sea to enter the valley and hollow out the softer clays lying behind the limestone barrier. The chalk forms a resistant cliff at the back of the bay. The cove is one of the most famous features within the World Heritage site

Lyme Bay

A Child's View of the Dinosaur's

It appears that I'm not the only member of my family with more than a passing interest in the dinosaurs. This is one of the pictures produced by my grandson!

Brownsea Island

An Island within Poole harbour, Dorset. This is the place where the scouting movement was born out of an idea by Lord Baden-Powell. The scouting movement is just about to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the very first camp held here in 1907!