This morning was our
first foray to the
isle of Purbeck this year, and what a morning to choose. It was bloody
lovely. Purbeck's a special isle, a magical isle, adjacent to an
expansive urban sprawl, yet remaining worlds apart. A seemingly timeless
place, and an area that mercifully has thus far through a mixture of
factors escaped the ravages of development, in some parts remaining to
all appearances unchanged for a hundred years. As you walk all
around you the visible remnants of 5000 years of history and human activity are
etched on the landscape, with every period well represented from prehistory to present day. The photo is across the Tynehan Valley to Tyneham Cap, with Swyre Head and then St Aldhelms' Head in the distance. Beautiful.
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