The Isle of Purbeck takes some beating when the skies are clear and
frost covers the ground. The paths become easier to walk as the mud
freezes, at least for a little while, and the cold air feels good to
breath. Walking the coast path is a must for me whatever the weather but
on these cold, clear days our cliffs seem to shine.
Along
the cliffs Jackdaws and Pigeons joined the gulls and Guillemots but it
was a very friendly, and extremely vocal, Robin that won the best
looking bird award.
On an outcrop, above the long closed path to an old quarry, was a single Adder taking in the warmth of the winter Sun.
The Isle of Purbeck is a peninsula on the southern tip of the the county of Dorset in England. The photographs I take, hopefully, help to express how I feel about this magical place and show you things which you may see if you come to visit. I am a full time, professional photographer and have a gallery in Swanage. Please feel free to click on the picture to see it larger or to look at my other photographs. www.purbeckfootprints.co.uk
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