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Tag Archives: Swanage
77a – Swanage to Durlston
After the mist and murk of our Boxing Day walk we were considerably heartened by the blue skies of the following day which welcomed us back to Swanage. We set off east to Peveril Point where the coastline swung back … Continue reading
76e – Swanage Part II
There is one part of Swanage seafront which is somewhat decrepit. The Old Pier Head Building stands out like a sore thumb and has been the subject of local concern for many years. In 2007 artists Nina Camplin and Antonia … Continue reading
76d – Swanage Part I
It was Boxing Day. Grey. Windy. Cold. The weather forecast told us it was due to rain just after lunch and we hurried towards Swanage in the hope of finishing our walk before the rain started. A thin veil of … Continue reading
76c – Old Harry Rocks to Swanage
We left Old Harry Rocks and turned south, walking along the clifftop path towards Ballard Down. More chalk stacks can be found just to the south of Old Harry, known as The Pinnacles. The Pinnacles stand at Parson’s Barn, an … Continue reading