We hope you enjoy looking at these pictures of some of
our favourite fungi we've discovered this Autumn.
About Us
- Dorset Allsorts
- Dorset, Dorset, United Kingdom
- Hi, we're Nick and Karen. We both live and work in Dorset and are keen walkers in our spare time. We want to share with you some of the sights we enjoy on our ramblings around our home county. Please feel free to comment on our posts if you wish.
The most popular posts in the last week
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Another Isle of Purbeck gem, Tyneham village is one of Dorset's truly unique features; a village evacuated in 1943 to allow the armed fo... -
St Nicholas Church in Moreton was built in the Georgian Gothic style in 1776. It was later enlarged and then restored after extensive bom... -
St Martin's is the oldest surviving church in Dorset and represents the most complete example of a Saxon church in the county. Its Sax... -
Ok folks, for everone who enjoyed the Scratchy Bottom post, here is another to amuse and delight. This heavyweight sign in Purbeck stone is... -
Abbotsbury Suptropical Gardens are a special place to visit at any time of year, but we decided to drop in the other evening to experience... -
The wonderfully named Scratchy Bottom is a cliff-top valley in the Purbecks and was used for some of the scenes in the 1967 film Far from th... -
Yesterday we went for a lovely circular walk from Worth Matravers, near Swanage, in the Purbecks. The walk included a section of the South... -
Moreton is a tiny village that has many connections to T.E. Lawrence, which we will no doubt tell you about when we feature its chur... -
Backing onto the River Piddle and surrounded by lovely gardens, Athelhampton is one of the finest houses of its period. Begun in 1485 by ... -
This Red Post is in Anderson on the road from Dorchester to Wimborne. It dates back to when prisoners who were being sent to Australia had...
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