Well there is some logic to it!

Keith and I spotted this on the back of a beach hut on Portland during our recent trip to Dorset.

The Bank of England Museum (2): The History 1790-1950

Sir John Soane was appointed in 1828 to undertake an expansion of facilities on the site at Threadneedle St to … More

Our final day in Dorset and the heavy rain forecast has not materialised and so we set off for the … More

Having visited the southern end of Portland on Tuesday, we decided to explore the northern end of the isthmus for … More

Day 2 of our trip to Dorset and we set off for a visit to Portland, famed for its building … More

A few days birdwatching with Keith in Dorset. On our arrival in Weymouth we dropped our luggage off at the … More

The Salt Tower was built around 1230 as part of Henry III’s curtain wall. It has an upper chamber which … More

Sunsets are one of my favourite scenes to photograph. here are some photos taken at the end of the afternoon on … More

Originally opened as a method of raising capital funds for the impoverished government of the day to raise funds for … More

The Wakefield Tower was built by Henry III sometime between 1238 and 1272. In early records it is sometimes known … More