Day 6: Wareham to West Lulworth
Today's early morning walks through semi-rural and common land are followed by some long walks, steep climbs (and descents) over the Purbeck ridges and army ranges, with stunning views of the Jurassic coast and the Dorset landscape. Approx. 14 miles but feels longer because of the steep climbs.
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The rain eases off as the views open out. Back towards Poole Harbour John Chenery Original Tweet
First view of the English Channel. But why are we turning left? Devon is to the right! Oh well, that's pilgrim routes for you. John Chenery Original Tweet
dropping down into Kimmeridge John Chenery Original Tweet
St Nicholas of Myra, Kimmeridge, where pilgrims ate their rolls and where after lunch we had a prayer stop. John Chenery Original Tweet
Lunch at Clavell's Restaurant Kimmeridge John Chenery Original Tweet
At the other end of the restaurant front garden. John Chenery Original Tweet
Some pilgrims gathered to dry off from the earlier rain on the sunny side of the Road outside the Kimmeridge fossil museum John Chenery Original Tweet
Tricky section ahead! John Chenery Original Tweet
It's a steep climb. John Chenery Original Tweet
At the top of the climb, there's a view. John Chenery Original Tweet
Stunning Jurassic Coast scenery John Chenery Original Tweet
Tyneham Village, requisitioned by the Army in 1943 and never given back. John Chenery Original Tweet
Tyneham Church, now a museum. John Chenery Original Tweet
Tyneham school restored to how it was in 1943 John Chenery Original Tweet
Interior of Tyneham Church John Chenery Original Tweet
our front markers today Day 6 Danny, Catherine, Mark and Francis Danny Thomas Original Tweet
Reaching the top of Bindon Hill John Chenery Original Tweet
Descending to West Lulworth John Chenery Original Tweet
Two A&B Pilgrims follow yellow arrows and find themselves in Leon? Buen Camino Patrick Reeve61
Arrows drying at West Lulworth Susan.Adilz@btinternet.com
view from the other end of the table Danny Thomas Original Tweet
