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The Perimeter

Chesil Beach I, Dorset. Chesil Beach I, Dorset.

Power Lines, Wyke Regis, Dorset. Power Lines, Wyke Regis, Dorset.

Chesil Beach II, Fishing Hut, Dorset. Chesil Beach II, Fishing Hut, Dorset.

Pill Box Interior, Fleet, Dorset. Pill Box Interior, Fleet, Dorset.

Chesil Beach III, Dorset. Chesil Beach III, Dorset.

Burnt Gorse, Tidmoor Point, Dorset. Burnt Gorse, Tidmoor Point, Dorset.

Type 25 Pill Box, Chickerell Hive Point, Dorset. Type 25 Pill Box, Chickerell Hive Point, Dorset.

Moonfleet Manor, Dorset Moonfleet Manor, Dorset

Black Bryony berries, Mixen Plantation, Dorset. Black Bryony berries, Mixen Plantation, Dorset.

New Barn Road from Linton Hill, Dorset. New Barn Road from Linton Hill, Dorset.

Reeds, Linton Hill, Dorset. Reeds, Linton Hill, Dorset.

Chesters Hill, Dorset. Chesters Hill, Dorset.

Footpath to Abbotsbury, Dorset. Footpath to Abbotsbury, Dorset.

Ancient field boundaries by Abbotsbury Swannery, Dorset. Ancient field boundaries by Abbotsbury Swannery, Dorset.

St Catherine’s Chapel from Linton Hill, Abbotsbury, Dorset. St Catherine’s Chapel from Linton Hill, Abbotsbury, Dorset.

Last light, St Catherine’s Chapel, Abbotsbury, Dorset. Last light, St Catherine’s Chapel, Abbotsbury, Dorset.

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The Perimeter

Frigate HMS Monmouth passes Portland Harbour Breakwater, Dorset. Frigate HMS Monmouth passes Portland Harbour Breakwater, Dorset.

Working boats in Weymouth contrast charmingly with the elegant Georgian architecture. Riverboats Organic Farms are delivering veg boxes from their branded van.

Birdwatcher & flock of Dark-bellied Brent Geese, Chisel Beach, Dorset. Birdwatcher & flock of Dark-bellied Brent Geese, Chesil Beach, Dorset.

“You a birder?” asks a local man by the shore
“No” I reply
“We’ve had some owls just down there”
“Supertankers come in here to have their bottoms scanned and fuel changed to meet EU regulations.”
“See that ship over there, the Sir Tristram, it was a landing ship from the Falklands war. It’s a training ship now. Every now and again they come with a chinook and thunder flashes and all sorts – impressive sight”
I thank the man and head on down the disused rail line where an elderly lady hands me a ‘Living Library’ pamphlet with a smile. It takes me a moment to realise that…

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