Project "C"
Tranquil Harbour (Long Island, Poole Harbour, Dorset)
Photographed from the heather
covered sandy shore of the Arne Peninsula near Wareham on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast,
this view shows Long Island in the foreground and Brownsea Island in the background.
To buy this image as a card, print, or set of notelets please select your choice from the DESIGN TYPE on the left and click the yellow ADD TO CART button.
Round Island (Round Island, Poole Harbour, Dorset)
Photographed at low tide to show
the flats that are abundant in wildlife, Round Island is the smallest of the inhabited
islands in Poole Harbour.
To buy, choose the design type and click the yellow ADD TO CART button next to the image
Winter Seafront (Weymouth, Dorset)
Walk along the Esplanade in Weymouth around the bay towards the Ferry Port and you pass by these stunning buildings typical of an English Seaside Town. Weymouth is hosting the sailing for the Olympics in 2012.
Winter Esplanade (Weymouth, Dorset)
This special montage photo is available as a unique “wrap-around” notelet design. The image wraps around the front and back of the notelet but still leaves plenty of room for your hand-written notes.
Quayside Scene (Poole, Dorset)
Steeped in history since Saxon Times, The Quay at Poole is now peaceful where smugglers, pirates, and press gangs once ran a muck amongst the port’s trading of wool, pottery and other wares. The old warehouses now have new uses, but the area is always changing and evolving.
Rural Village (Askerswell, Dorset)
Nestling in the West Dorset landscape, the village of Askerswell is a typical village scene often missed as the traffic rushes along the A35 up and down the hills between Dorchester and Bridport.
Undulations (Maiden Castle, Dorchester, Dorset)
Maiden Castle is renowned as the largest hill fort in Western Europe. It was home and fortress dating back to neolithic times, but survived after the Roman Invasion of AD43 when part of it was converted into a Roman Temple. The remains of that can still be seen today, including wells and walkways. The tall wooden walls and hundreds of roundhouses inside the imposing walls have long rotted away, but it is still a very imposing structure that can be seen for miles around.
Dorset Islands and Sea Mixed Notelets
Available in packs of either 5 (1 of each)
or 10 (2 of each) Notelets of the above.
