John Grindle 365

Martinstown, United Kingdom

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Valley of Stones - This National Nature Reserve has an unusual train of sarsen stones – boulders strewn across the valley, tumbled down from the ridge during the last Ice Age.

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Deer and the Monument

Hardy Monument

United Kingdom

St. Catherine's from Chesil Beach - The foreground is called Dragons Teeth - anti tank structures from WWII

St. Catherine's Chapel - Abbotsbury

United Kingdom

Fleet Lagoon

Fleet Lagoon

United Kingdom

Pill Box - Type 22

Fleet Lagoon

United Kingdom

Defences

Fleet Lagoon

United Kingdom

Duplicate image which I can't seem to delete!

Pulpit Rock

United Kingdom

Abstract image of the rock - looking down on the east side.

Pulpit Rock

United Kingdom

Good Morning

Weymouth Beach

United Kingdom

Boys will be boys!

Weymouth Beach

United Kingdom

Weymouth Beach

United Kingdom

Chapel window at sunrise

St Aldhelm's Chapel

United Kingdom

Taken with my Holga loaded with HP5

St Aldhelm's Head

United Kingdom

Taken with my Holga loaded with HP5

St Aldhelm's Head

United Kingdom

Can't see the wood

Powerstock Common Nature Reserve

United Kingdom

Old Boy

Powerstock Common Nature Reserve

United Kingdom

Cosy

Powerstock Common Nature Reserve

United Kingdom

Old Boys in a row

Powerstock Common Nature Reserve

United Kingdom

Autumn

Powerstock Common Nature Reserve

United Kingdom

The Minx

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

Under

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

The Minx - taken whilst diving

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

Portland shrouded in mist

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

The Minx

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

Osmington bay

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

carbonate-cemented sandstone nodule and a periwinkle

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

Osmington bay

Osmington Mills

United Kingdom

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Not far from my home, just three miles as the crow goes There’s a valley of sarsen stones, we all know it, that we thought Unknown to all, some 5,000 years ago a Neolithic honed their tools They used just one stone, a polissoir Since then, overgrown and forgotten in the mists of time Volunteers arrived to clear the way, two knew archaeology and spotted the smooth Polissoirs are rare, as rare as hens teeth, earthfast even rarer It was big news, no one told, they recorded and studied to look for clues Then they announced all to the world, pats on backs and TV crews I ventured up one misty morn, it was calm and very warm Found the stone and took my shots There was no sense of others who have passed before Not like the circles of stone, where spirits do roam Lets hope the polissoir is forgotten once more Remembered by scholars But not by those types that left a boot print on the smooth! For more information on the find https://www.pastparticipate.co.uk/post/a-polissoir

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom

Valley of Stones, Dorset

United Kingdom