Dorset in the Snow

You don't have to go far to enjoy the great outdoors. This is taken from Hambledon Hill on the edge of Child Okeford in North Dorset. Funnily enough this is where I live and it rarely ever snows here. We run a bed and breakfast on the edge of the village where we like to welcome people from all over the world. Its such a nice way of meeting people, entertaining them and ensuring they feel at home. I have to say the other reason is purely selfish, its the only chance I get to have a cooked breakfast. I always make sure I buy too many sausages and bacon so my wife cooks the extra. Of course that is all great if the children don't get there first, they become bottomless pits when it comes to greasy breakfasts. Most of our guests are either here for weddings or on a long walk that passes through these parts from Weymouth to Kings Lynn. The whole way you are never further than 10 miles from an ancient burial site. Should be renamed the Skeleton way if you ask me. Occasionally people stay to check out the iron age hill forts and the roman fort on Hod Hill another steep climb but well worth it for the views.
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