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Hi Diane,
Love the pics of Durdle Door, the one taken from the sea look very much like a duck :)
The Jurassic coast has many wonderful places and rocky outcrops.
I used to regularly go out deep sea fishing with a friend and he said he loved it, but he was seasick every time and would spend most of the time sat in the corner throwing up…..not my idea of fun at all.
Colin
That sounds like a rough day. I hope you are feeling better. :)
My neck of the woods, Dorset, is a lovely part of the world and I am very lucky to live here I think, I love it.
I am back to normal (or what passes as normal) today, thanks for asking!
terrific photos !!!
it does look a bit like a duck….or a lochness monster :)
that’s odd that you have lost your sea legs Diane……usually you have them or you don’t……….I know I go green just looking at boats….and having a parter who is an ex-fisherman..doesn’t help…
good to hear that you are back to normal though :)
I think that I was better when we kept moving even though the sea was rough. It was every time they stopped to fish and the boat just rolled around. We were in a particularly rough bit of sea too where several currents all meet over a sandbank called the Shambles off Portland Bill (apparently the fish love it there!)
Ooh, i feel queasy just writing about it!