EnglandLyme Regis50°43’37” N 2°56’25” W
September 1, 2024 in England ⋅ ☁️ 21 °C
Arrived in Lyme Regis with my friend Sam , and my other lovely friend Cathy drove us from Oxfordshire and then went on to spend a few days in Burton Bradstock .
Enjoyed the museum, the Cobb Quay, fishRead more
EnglandLyme Regis50°43’29” N 2°55’60” W September 2, 2024 in England ⋅ ☁️ 17 °C
A hard day today ,climbed highest point ,Golden Cap on South Coast.
Lots of mud ,mizzle and drizzle and rain .
But we laughed and looked like old bags ,strangly no one else was dressed like usRead more
EnglandChapel Hill50°39’56” N 2°35’47” W September 3, 2024 in England ⋅ ⛅ 20 °C
Walked from Westbay to Abbotsbury, 10miles.
Along Chesil Beach, which has its own beauty, no rain and sun at the end .
Staying at a guest house in the beautiful town of Abbotsbury, has anRead more
EnglandChapel Hill50°39’50” N 2°35’57” W September 4, 2024 in England ⋅ ⛅ 14 °C
We had breakfast made at 7.30am by the 80yr old proprietor of the local pub and he runs a guest home.
We were walking 12 miles today ,Abbotsbury was hard to leave ,such a pretty place . Sun wasRead more
TravelerGwyne - what a girl you are! Look out for fossils! There are so many rockfalls now which are revealing unknown specimens. If you happen to see a jaw with teeth sticking out of a rock face, report it and if it’s a “new” one they’ll probably call it a Gwynosauras! It’s as though God is now saying in these end times “Look! There really was a flood and here’s the evidence”. I don’t think fossils have ever been found in such quantity as now.
TravelerBeen looking all day no Gwynosauras
TravelerYet!