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The Dorset Coast
Jun. 25th, 2014 07:56 amI bought a CD of local pagan folk rock group The Dolmen in a charity shop in Wareham. I had to have it because there was a picture of one of them dressed up as the horned god on the front. "Good choice," said another shopper- who knows them from the renenactment circuit. We banged our heads to them all the way through the Purbeck Hills. .
Lulworth Cove is heavily commercialized and Weymouth sands look just as they did when Constable painted them. Earlier we were at Mudeford Bay. The Dorset coast is only a hundred miles west of places we're familiar with- like Hastings and Eastbourne- but feels like it could be a thousand miles to the south.
Lulworth Cove is heavily commercialized and Weymouth sands look just as they did when Constable painted them. Earlier we were at Mudeford Bay. The Dorset coast is only a hundred miles west of places we're familiar with- like Hastings and Eastbourne- but feels like it could be a thousand miles to the south.
