The Plan
A Corfe
Castle walk
Who Turned Up
Trisha,
Wendy, Sue, Trudy B, Tony H, David
The Walk
The
prospect of a sunny day faded quickly when we looked from our windows this
morning. But at least it was dry, so we set of for Corfe Castle. When we got
there, the NT car park was labelled “Full” although we were in some doubt about
whether it really was. Anyway, we turned into the road opposite and parked in
what turned out to be a very full roadside parking area. We crossed back to the
NT visitor centre, crossed over the railway line and walked up to Norden. We
then crossed the main road and took the footpath – the one that was once the
old main road – back to the village.
After
lunch, we took a walk around the common and back into the village. One group
then walked to the railway station to see the LSWR locomotive which has been given
to the Swanage Railway by the National Railway Museum. It was sad to see a
piece of history which had been in pristine condition in the York museum now
rusting away in a siding.
Thanks go to Sue and Trudy for the photographs.
Thanks go to Sue and Trudy for the photographs.
The Lunch
Instead
of using a pub, we went to the cafĂ© at the Model Village. They don’t do full
meals but we filled up with all-day breakfasts and an assortment of snacks.
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