When the rains fall and the lowlands flood it is easier to see how the Isle of Purbeck got its name.
The western boundary, hidden somewhere amongst the hills around Lulworth, becomes the only dry walkway and would not have been an easy trek.
Some roads still flood when the rain is heavier than usual but there are always altenative routes. Most of which don't involve getting your feet wet.
Tuesday 10 July 2012
More Of An Isle
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Quiet but never silent.
I missed the Sun this morning, not because I was late but because the early wander was done and dusted by the time the clouds cleared. When...
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I missed the Sun this morning, not because I was late but because the early wander was done and dusted by the time the clouds cleared. When... -
Slip, Slide And Away , a photo by julian sawyer - Purbeck Footprints on Flickr. These are the kind of shots I would have liked of the wild ...
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Corfe Kingfisher , originally uploaded by julian sawyer . Through the trees, almost into the Sun and with one foot in freezing cold water, t...
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