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Last year, I did the South West Coast Path sponsored walk for the first time,
hiking section 70, from Kimmeridge to Swanage (you can see the photos
from that walk here).
I was really surprised when one of my photos won the photo competition for
the event and Diabetes UK even used it on the flyer advertising this year’s
South West Coastal Path Challenge (you can see images of the flyer on the
right).
This year I decided to walk the adjoining section 69, from Lulworth Cove to
Kimmeridge. I sent off the registration form and some time later received the
info pack for section 69, which began with slightly ominous paragraph:
This section of the South West Coast Path is probably one of the
most dramatic and also demanding stretches of the Path. It
passes through some of the most stunning scenery in the Dorset
section, but involves some very strenuous climbs around the
little cove of Arish Mell and Worbarrow Bay.
Chris and I were to discover exactly what they meant when they wrote “very
strenuous climbs”, but in the end, these uphill struggles contributed a lot to
our feeling of achievement when we eventually arrived at Kimmeridge.
Of course, there was the little matter of the pink wig...
Now, enjoy the photos of this “stunning scenery”.
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Last year, I did the South West Coast Path sponsored walk for the first time,
hiking section 70, from Kimmeridge to Swanage (you can see the photos
from that walk here).
I was really surprised when one of my photos won the photo competition for
the event and Diabetes UK even used it on the flyer advertising this year’s
South West Coastal Path Challenge (you can see images of the flyer on the
right).
This year I decided to walk the adjoining section 69, from Lulworth Cove to
Kimmeridge. I sent off the registration form and some time later received the
info pack for section 69, which began with slightly ominous paragraph:
This section of the South West Coast Path is probably one of the
most dramatic and also demanding stretches of the Path. It
passes through some of the most stunning scenery in the Dorset
section, but involves some very strenuous climbs around the
little cove of Arish Mell and Worbarrow Bay.
Chris and I were to discover exactly what they meant when they wrote “very
strenuous climbs”, but in the end, these uphill struggles contributed a lot to
our feeling of achievement when we eventually arrived at Kimmeridge.
Of course, there was the little matter of the pink wig...
Now, enjoy the photos of this “stunning scenery”.
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