The shallow , winding Cerne it’s hidden waters are the essence and come from the heart of diverse Dorset.
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Day three, The seagull settles on the Victorian balcony outside our window in the fish & chip restaurant over looking the bay- we do like to be beside the seaside .
“Purbeck pathway ” by Lin Adams ,
Day three, The pier stretches out into the beautiful clear cobalt blue water of Swanage bay – where artists came to paint the light.
“Purbeck pathway” by Lin Adams ,
Day three, The mill pond and mill house are hidden from the crowds on the waterfront.The water falls from the pond into a stream and brook winding their way to the sea.
“Purbeck pathway ” by Lin Adams ,
Day three, From the bygone age of the steam to the tranquility of the mill pond – Swanage is an historical gem.Blue and yellow trains – seaside colours – stand on the train track by the Engine shed .
“Purbeck pathway” by Lin Adams ,
A sunset scene with the perfect frame work of natural hedging taken looking over the “Blackmore vale”in north Dorset.
“Sunset scene” by Sam Adams ,
Driving back through the Blackmore vale I just couldn’t resist going off road down a dirt track and look what I discovered secret Dorset .
“Shimmer” by Sam Adams ,
A romantic,hidden place where I walk to get away from it all – except nature . When I was a child I called this setting “Swan lake” Unframed 33X 21X 1 cms and original art work £150 negotiate shipping .
“Secret” SAMs watercolours ,
One of my secret places done a rustic old lane in the back waters of Marnhall and where Thomas hardy gained inspiration for his story “Tess of the Durbevilles .What a truly unspoilt landscape this is in North Dorset.
“Over the vale” by Sam Adams ,
The heat of the evening and the mist was so exotic for the vale of Wincombe .