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Ooh going to look smashing then..

My son last year. Weymouth is our favourite place to holiday and the Bill is always on our list of visits. Have any others stood atop the Pulpit Rock?

Thanks for all the appreciation. Being on my own at my age I get pleasure providing pleasure for others over the net and a radio club. Never hesitate to email me at for details how to see the remaining photos such as of the Easter Flowers and the Cactus.

Just a few nice ones from my site today, on one page to save space here

I dug these out fr0m received a few weeks ago. Post the slide number if you want to see one full size

Just found this thread Sheal. Gorgeous scenery and all that S P A C E , Jenny

I found a way of showing them all with a screen dump ( ALT + PrtSc)

@strongylodon ..Isn't it marvellous to have such vision ...when I plant a tree it does feel a little depressing knowing I won't be around to see it in all it's glory ,selfish I know,but I live in hope that people will appreciate it as much as we do now..Who knows maybe Mr Brown thought the same

Thank you Jiffy and Woo!

They have planted the young trees so far I think Harry but what a thing to do even if you only create the arbour at ground level..

We go to a B and B just opposite that part of the beach, we are due to go there on Easter Monday, for a few days R & R, cannot wait. we also take our dog, Fred. He enjoys it as well.

Yes, Cherub, *door* handles

Great pictures Marley.....as you say very moody.

Sorry to disappoint you but it is such a deep tunnel though the base of the hill you don't feel anything, except by one chimney for some reason.. I live on the other side of the village, but walk around this side often.. There would have been smoke years ago as it was built in 1844, but now it...

No, it's always flood here, because you have to live with it, flooded twice this year, 5times last year and 8 times the year before that, but not in the house yet but i will do any thing to stop that happerning

Seeing a stretch of water like that always makes me reach for my fishing rod.

Not the sort of weather you'd want to be out there for sure.

Really interesting shots Zigs - great!

Bet there's been goings-on up there time out of mind, millennia before they built the church. It's just got that look about it.Nice lambs, BTW.

Ta all Been a good project, time to move on now though