Another glorious day, and a trip to Shell Bay for some serious sand
castle making. We picked a spot right by a stream running off the heath
across the beach and into the sea. After a series of sand dams were
breached, a huge body of water swelled into the moat and eventually
undermined the foundations of our castle, which very quickly became a
ruin resembling Corfe. It was truly exciting stuff. A glorious day to end a wonderful holiday. Bye
bye Kimmeridge, we'll be back.
Corfe Castle was beseiged once more, this time via steam train and
after enjoying a slap up cream tea at it's famous tea rooms in celebration of
Grandma's birthday. 
A gentle day at the Blue Pool, or more aptly named the Green Pool. The
highlight was the multitude of amorous dragonflies making beautiful
heart shapes with their bodies whilst mating. 
After a long day at Brownsea, we went for a slow relaxing day
at
Kimmeridge Bay, just a short walk down the secret path from the cottage. We spend the day enjoying a bit of snorkelling, followed by a barbeque with
lashings of ginger beer, and then back to the beach for some fossil
hunting. 
It was all going so well until Grandma took a step too far on
the green seaweed. After a quick trip to A&E she returned with her
head glued back together as good as new (apart from a headache and a
pile of washing to do) 
