WHERE GREEN ROADS MEET

 

Iv'e always had a soft spot for the dinky Mitchell 304 - there is something about it that I find most appealing. The look I guess. Th...

A lot has happened at this delightful spot on the Purbecks since Paul Nash was a resident and was commissioned by Shell to deliver this deli...

I can't believe we are well and truly into another coarse fishing season - to celebrate this I thought I would post some buried tr...

The drive home along some winding north Dorset roads yielded this treasure trove of locally grown apples from a smallholders orchar...

Marshwood Vale, West Dorset

The wonderful world of Winfield...a magnificent market find which was tucked away out of sight. Just waiting to be put back into service ...

I like the prospect of a dawn start which coincides with the high tide...it's the best start to a day, especially when the forecast i...

We enjoy living near the top of a hill very much indeed - it was high on the list of priorities, not just for the vista which is importan...

It's been a tough few weeks - one of those periods where even stopping to reflect has been difficult. On a dark windy solstice day I ...