We were a bit pushed for time off this year with my work,
Eleanor not being well, Verity being at University and Yoke’s work but in the
end we had a week out for the 1st week of September. Given the
finances it was decided a week in UK was best value for little money so then it
was ‘where to go?’
It was deemed a bit unfair to go to Cornwall with Verity
being there in Uni and we all had fond memories of Charmouth from a camping
holiday we had there quite a few years ago, so the decision was made. Dorset it
was to be, Jurassic coast between Lyme Regis and Weymouth. In the end due to
when we could book somewhere we ended up just a bit north of Beaminster. The
Granary cottage, the owners were very nice and friendly and it was a nice
location and very relaxing.
Much scouring of maps and ‘things to do’ etc and plans for
the days were made, Fossil hunting on the beach, Gardens, more fossil hunting
on the beach, more Gardens, a day in Lyme Regis, a day at Escot to introduce
Verity to some red Squirrels, some general bimbling and lots and lots of
photos.
I think it was a success, the weather held and we had some
lovely days, saw Red Squirrels, found fossils, saw the highest powered fountain
in England at 160ft. Took ‘just a few’ photos, this update will be split into a
few sections I think.
A random set of images in no particular order
An Allium seed head - love the alien faces
Beach Huts at Charmouth
Bridge over a stream in Abbotsbury Sub Tropical gardens
Swathes of yellow
The Devils cows !
Sunset
Gulls on those lamposts
Common Lizards, these little fellows were about 2-3 inches long - total
Dew on a spiders web
Spindle berries
Red Squirrel at Escot
The girls enjoying the sun
Three little piggies
Waiting for his princess
Any one that kills a fly is a friend of mine
A photo session - one feeds the others clicks
Next episode will be posted later
Awww, your girls are just like you, with their cameras :) Fab pictures!
ReplyDeletethank you, seem to have created a tribe of camera monsters, next section of photos to follow
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