March 2013 – neOnbubble https://www.neonbubble.com Cruise Blogs, Travelogues, Photos Sat, 18 May 2024 13:46:19 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9 127145348 Lulworth Cove, Dorset https://www.neonbubble.com/travel/lulworth-cove-dorset/ https://www.neonbubble.com/travel/lulworth-cove-dorset/#respond Mon, 24 Apr 2017 12:12:40 +0000 https://www.neonbubble.com/?post_type=portfolio_item&p=936 As part of a short trip to Dorset we hit the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site that included Lulworth Cove. A cold wind coming off the sea didn’t deter us from making the walk along the cliff edges because it often feels like we’re not really holidaying in the United Kingdom unless we’re facing near-hurricane levels of wind from somewhere by the sea.

The main draw of Lulworth Cove other than knowing you’re getting fresh air and exercise is Durdle Door, the natural, limestone arch jutting out into the sea.

]]> https://www.neonbubble.com/travel/lulworth-cove-dorset/feed/ 0 936 Dorchester https://www.neonbubble.com/travel/dorchester/ https://www.neonbubble.com/travel/dorchester/#respond Sun, 14 May 2017 14:56:42 +0000 https://www.neonbubble.com/?post_type=portfolio_item&p=2032 We treated ourselves to a short stay in Dorset in March 2013 and decided to pay some fleeting visits to a few places in the area that we’d never visited before. One of those was Lulworth Cove but just before we hit there we popped into Dorchester to see if there was anything of interest.

We ended up visiting a couple of museums while there. Photos from inside the museums were taken on the phone rather than with the camera. First up was a teddy bear museum.

We also visited a dinosaur museum in Dorchester. With the whole area of Dorset being somewhat famous for its found fossils it seemed the right thing to do, although there was some questionable science on display.

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