The MET office lied again. By the time I’m repitched at a Swanage campsite (this one thankfully has grass instead of stone) the threat of rain has departed. There’s another 10 mile walk I had in mind but is it too late to embark at 3pm? Nah. My ambivalence stems from the knowledge that today’s [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Dorset’
Evening Glory
Posted in Dorset 2010, Posts, tagged Death by cow, Dorset, Sebastian Faulks, Square And Compass, Swanage, Worth Matravers on 14 July 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Sub Lyme
Posted in Dorset 2010, Posts, tagged Dorset, lyme regis, town mill bakery, Uplyme on 13 July 2010 | 2 Comments »
No walk Tuesday –my body refused to do hills. Evidently Monday’s journey was too much too soon. Here are some photos of Lyme Regis instead, a wonderful Devonian seaside town that I’m surprised to discover is in a different county to my campsite up the hill in Uplyme (Dorset). Lyme has a long departed history [...]
Lyme to West Bay
Posted in Dorset 2010, Posts, tagged Charmouth, Dorset, lyme regis, Seatown, West Bay on 12 July 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Over the last month I set about writing a daily World Cup journal. On Sunday (world cup final day) I drove south to Dorset to spend a week walking and not blogging. After one day I find myself writing this blog entry and contemplating a week that may hold no further walking due to weather [...]
