Outrageous - Lodging In The Castle Totally Rocks - Amazing Views - Bummer On The Cow Front - Loved Stepping Back In Time With You Both - Carry On And Stay Rowdy Cheers
Made myself a slideshow of photos I took with a super wide angle lens.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hHk5VXDloeU.html&ab_channel=Zachary
WOW, my friends! What a supernice location to visit! Really picturesque, historic village, absolutely amazing. Nice and beautiful scenery too. A wonderful discovery to me. Didn't know it! Hugs and happy weekend and my huge like for this so enjoyable and well presented share! Renata
Fantastic photo shot at 1:44 using the archway as a frame. Wow you caught the steam train at the perfect moment at 2:55. Nice the well was restored. This village has a lot of character.
stunning views of the castle and village from the hill I see a steam train too lots of hill climbing guys looks nice in the village there *thumbs up👍Au📺full viewed💯*
Obscure fact: Corfe Castle was the inspiration for Kirrin island in Enid Blyton’s Famous Five books. The author had many holidays in Dorset (up to three a year) and owned Manor Farm at Stourton Caundle near Sturminster Newton, which she would visit when in the area. This farm was the inspiration for the Famous Five book ‘Five on Finniston Farm’.
Hi both, the pub that you stayed at looked so nice and I loved the views when you went up the permissive path. The castle read beautiful and in a gorgeous place and you were blessed with good weather. So nice here and the steam train must have been a real treat ! ~ Anna 👍
Complete with steam engines also Simon. Wow, never knew that little village and castle existed. A formidable defense in its day. Great views from the top. Not a bad room either. All the best. Mark
The place your staying looks amazing! so cute and quaint in the village :) I love the castle ruins :) Enjoyed walking with you both such a lovely view from the top! aww the steam train :) we went thee with lilly but it was pouring down when we went... will have to go again in summer :)
Love these cute little ancient towns and villages! So much history! And then you add the steam train (going from several hundred years to more "recent" history. You are right, those views from the hills are stunning. How long did it take to climb? Are those sheep some type of historic variety raised there?