Walk from Stonebarrow Down car park on 25 June 2017
An energetic 12.37 mile South Dorset Ramblers walk on a warm but overcast day, fortunately dry weatherwise and under foot.
It became brighter later and was quite warm in the sun.
Read MoreIt became brighter later and was quite warm in the sun.
Starting at the chequered flag we went in an anticlockwise direction
The group reaches Golden Cap, at 191 m or 627 feet the highest point on the South Coast of England.
A more formal group shot with one exception...
... John who was contemplating the cliff edge!
Having left Golden Cap and passed Seatown, next there is the climb up to Ridge Cliff.
Our lunch stop at Colmer's Hill, the pyramidal hill with the crown of trees, is now in sight.
At this point on the summit of Thornecombe Hill with its beacon, we turned inland away from the coast path.
As we aproached Symondsbury, Colmer's Hill comes into view again - not long until lunch!
Nearly back to the car Golden Cap holds a fascination for these visitors.