The route taken superimposed onto an Ordnance Survey Map.

A laid-back Hereford cow on the ridge above Church Knowle.

Just what all walkers enjoy, a footpath route under a freshly ploughed field. At least it was fairly dry!

Bright sunshine over the sea brings the Clavell Tower, Kimmeridge ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clavell_Tower ) into sharp profile
while a shaft of sunlight dimly illuminates some sheep grazing to the left.

A surprising amount of snow remains some time after it has melted away elsewhere, presumably what is left of deep drifts deposited during high winds while the snow was falling.

Two hardy sailors beat back to Weymouth against the fresh breeze.

Curtains of rain or sleet blowing this way, but the shower passes just to seaward.

There goes the squall, heading Eastward but out to sea.

The descent into Corfe through Blashenwell Farm is accompanied by warm spring sunshine.

Spring Daffodils beaten down by recent snow, but still doing their best at the side of the bridleway.

The view into Corfe village along West Street.