Swanage
Swanage
I spent a month in Swanage last January. The railway, the library and the Mowlem Cinema were all closed. There were gales and frost. But I had some good walks and a good time.
It was good to find a lovely day, the railway working and to walk back to Corfe and have the views – the last time I did this it was in heavy rain so saw nothing.
I sat on a stile here and had my lunch which I had bought in nice shops in Swanage. There is a particularly good deli with scrumptious chocolate and ginger brownies. I shared just a little bit with a nice horse which watched me having my lunch and it was very surprised when the ginger kicked in.
Poole harbour and a ferry
While I walked along the ridge the steam trains chugged back and forth along the valley.
Back in Corfe and a beautiful blue sky
Cleal’s shop, doing well courtesy of Mary Portas
I went to one of the pubs for my evening meal (nothing exciting to report) and walked back to the camp site in the dark; was pleased that I was able to find my way without any problems.
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