The start was at Tyneham where the blue flag is and the route walked went South to Gad Cliff, West to Lulworth over Binden Hill and back towards the East round Lulworth Cove beach , along the cliff top past the Fosil Forest and Mupe Rocks, and along the ridge above Tyneham and finally back down to Tyneham car park.

The view Eastward from Gad Cliff

Across Worbarrow Bay towards Weymouth.

Warbarrow Bay from the coffee stop on Flowers Barrow

The rolling Purbeck Hills come to an abrupt end at these cliffs.
To the right of centre is a rank of target armoured vehicles, part of the range furniture in this area.

Under the ridge is Lulworth Cove, with the Isle of Portland lying brooding beyond.

A radar on the entrance to the Western end of the ranges, presumably for spotting encroachment by shipping into the sea danger area, where ships are banned during firing due to the danger from ricochets.

Horses looking at 'home on the range' ! The view out to sea from Binden Hill.

A warm sunny day has brought out the holiday visitors. Note the ominous black clouds moving down from the North about to empty the beach in spectacular fashion.

After the rain and onto the coast path, these are remnants of fossilised trees just Eastward of Lulworth Cove.

A panorama of Mupe Bay towards the East.

Portland appears to hover above the sea.

Warm again, the view back over the inlet of Arish Mell.

The two men near the white car are sweeping a new route round a large semicircle in preparation for an archaeological dig to investigate the site of a crashed second world war Messerschmidt Bf 110 thought to lie under the coast path here.