Lyme Regis. Nice little seaside town and known as The Pearl of Dorset. This is looking towards the west end of the sea front.

Lyme Regis. This is looking north east towards the resort from the harbour, Known as The Cob, Which protects the beach from south westerly storms.

Lyme Regis. This is looking up into the square of this lovely seaside town, towards its stack of white washed cottages and was taken in November 2007

Bridport. The main tourist town of West Dorset and Lyme Bay and this is looking down South Street, One of the town's oldest streets.

Bridport Arts Centre. Located in South Street and is one of the town's most attractive buildings, Noted for its neat Georgian design

Bridport. This scene is looking towards Palmers Brewery, situated by the River Brit and has been in operation since 1794.

West Bay. This is looking west into The Harbour of this small fishing Hamlet and this part of The south coast is very much enjoyed by many visitors.

West Bay. This is looking east towards East Cliff, One of the highest on the south coast and was taken in November 2007.

West Bay. Situated about 1 mile south of Bridport and this is looking across the Harbour, Over to the west end of this village towards West Cliff.

West Bay. This is at the West End of this attractive seaside village looking towards West Cliff and was taken in November 2007.

Abbotsbury. One of Englands most loveliest villages and much enjoyed by Dorset Tourists.

Abbotsbury. This scene is looking north towards this picturesque village from the approach footpath to Chapel hill and was taken in Autumn 2007.

Abbotsbury. Another scene of this lovely West Dorset Village and this is a typical Autumn afternoon in Market Street.

Abbotsbury. This scene is looking over towards St Catherine's Chapel and is solidly built to withstand the English Channel Gales.

Abbotsbury. Another scene of St Catherine's Chapel, taken on my approach to this village.

Abbotsbury. Taken on my north west approach into this village and as you can see it was a very unsettled afternoon, mixed with heavy Showers and Sun.

Abbotsbury. This scene is looking south towards Abbotsbury Swannery with clear views towards The English Channel.

Langton Herring. Pleasent Village Situated about halfway between Weymouth and Abbotsbury. Taken during my September visit of 2007.

Gore Cove. This is on The South West Coast Path, Looking towards The Moonfleet Hotel with grand views of Chesil Beach. Taken on my walk to Abbotsbury.

Chesil Beach. This scene is on The South West Coast Path at East Fleet, Situated about 2 miles west of Portland Harbour and was taken Autumn 2007.

Chesil Beach. This scene is near Wyke Regis looking west towards its Marshy beach. This part of the coast is popular with bird watchers.

Portland Harbour. This is at Wyke Regis; On the coast footpath looking west towards the Causeway at Ferry Bridge and was taken Autumn 2007.

Fortuneswell. Situated on The Isle Of Portland and this is looking from the top side of the main centre with clear sea views towards Weymouth Bay.

Fortuneswell War Memorial. Situated on The Isle Of Portland at the south end of the village and this scene is overlooking Chesil Beach and Lyme Bay.

Easton. Situated on The Isle Of Portland, In the centre of this 4.5 mile long peninssula and this is in the village green. Taken during Autumn 2007.

Rufus Castle. Situated on The Isle Of Portland, Sitting high above Church Ope Cove on the east side of this Island. Taken Autumn 2007.

St Andrew's Church Ruin. Once the main place of worship for Portlanders and sits below Rufus Castle as you approach Church Ope Cove.

Isle Of Portland. This is one of The Disused quarrys that overlook the south east side of this Island and there are grand views across Weymouth Bay.

The Obelisk. Situated on The Isle Of Portland, Just south of Portland Bill Lighthouse and taken during Autumn 2007.

Portland Bill Lighthouse. One of the most famous worldwide tourist atractions because of its remote location and was taken in September 2007.

Portland Bill Lighthouse. As you can see this is one of the wildist parts of the Dorset coat, Often battered with severe storms. Taken Autumn 2007.

Pulpit Rock. Situated at the very end of Portland Bill and is Dorset's most southerly point.

West Wear Cliffs. Situated on The Isle Of Portland at the north west end of this Island and this is looking over towards Chesil Beach.

West Wear. Situated on The Isle Of Portland and this scene is looking down towards Cheswell Bay with grand views over Chesil Beach.

Spirit Of Portland. Monument designed by artist and & sculptor Joanna Sczuwalska and was taken during my Autumn visit of 2007.

Weymouth. Popular Dorset holiday resort with a long golden stretch of clean sands and was very much enjoyed by King George III

Weymouth. This is looking east, Towards its picturesque harbour and taken during my Autumn visit of 2007.

Weymouth Beach. This is looking south towards Northe Fort and The North Ship Channel and taken duing my Autumn visit of 2007.

Weymouth. One of my best picture views of this Dorset seaside resort and this is looking torwards the north west end of Weymouth Bay.

Weymouth. This is on the seafront looking towards its colourful Jubilee Clock situated in The Esplanade, At the North end of the resort.

Weymouth. This is a Autumn evening scene of the resort, Looking south along The Esplanade towards The Famous Jubilee Clock and taken Autumn 2007.

Weymouth. This is in The Esplanade, at the north end of the seafront and not far away from my Guest House, where I stayed during my visit.

Weymouth. This is at Melcombe Regis situated at the north east end of the resort looking towards Bowleaze Cove and Overcombe Bay.

Overcombe Beach. This is a moonlit scene of Weymouth Bay, Taken at sunset during my September visit of 2007.

Overcombe. Situated torwards the north east end of Weymouth and one of my best pictures I have taken of a seaside night time scene in Dorset.