An exhibit at the Farm at Tyneham, now used as a visitors' centre and theatre.

The auditorium in the barn at Tyneham Farm.

An inscription carved into the stage in the Barn.

Relics in the stables at Tyneham Farm

View from Gad Cliffs eastwards towards Kimmeridge and St Aldhelm's Head.

The cliff top west of Warbarrow Bay.

Two Sallys

Worbarrow Bay with Portland in the distance.

An upstairs fireplace in one of the ruined cottages at Tyneham http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyneham .

Two 'old codgers' having a day out.

Lunch at The Black Bear, Wool.

A detail from a window in the church at Moreton. After the church was hit by a bomb in the Second World War, it was rebuilt with etchings in the windows by the renowned artist, Sir Laurence Whistler

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moreton,_Dorset

Lawrence of Arabia (T E Lawrence) is buried in the nearby cemetery.

A Moreton Church floor tile.

A roof boss from the church.

Children frolic in the very unusual mid-summer flooding.

Hady's Cottage at Higher Bockhampton, Dorset.

Thomas Hardy was a famous Victorian poet and author writing many well known stories about Dorset life in those times.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hardy