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Published: August 4th 2012
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Following my stay in London, I took the train from Waterloo Station down to Wareham in Dorset. Sandra, my British friend, was waiting there in her black sports car to get me, and we drove to her home in Swanage, a lovely beach resort town on the coast. I'd been there to visit her two years previously and was delighted to be back for a 3-day stay. The weather was cool and windy. It would rain, and then all of a sudden the sun would come out, and then it would rain again. The sea was much too cold (for me,at least) to go swimming as I had last time, but I nevertheless took full advantage of the sea air and very much enjoyed my walks, not only in Swanage, but also further along the coast in Studland. I also made excursions to Durlston Castle and to Brownsea Island. I hope you enjoy the photos! (Note: I wrote this aboard a Virgin train from London Euston Station to Penrith in the Lake District. You get free Internet service on board in First Class, which was only a few pounds more than 2nd Class.)
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Elaine McCarthy
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Why are "Old Harry's Rocks" called that? Who was "old Harry"?
Love seeing your photos.... looks like a lovely trip!