On arrival at Osmington Mills, one end of the South Dorset Ridgeway, where I started my walk. This is the Smuggler's Inn.

The fireplace and an old cannon inside the Smuggler's Inn.

The view of the sea as I headed out of Osmington Mills.

The climb out of Osmington Mills.

The village of Osmington, which was quite pretty.

I particularly liked this house with the little crenellated gate.

Quite muddy in places today.

The views heading up White Horse Hill. A bit grey at this point in the day but I was enjoying the scenery regardless.

Looking back towards Osmington.

The sky started to clear a bit while I was atop White Horse Hill.

The view from White Horse Hill down towards Portland and Weymouth.

Me on top of White Horse Hill.

Long straight track leading away from White Horse Hill.

More views down to Portland.

I was rather taken with this little pile of stones in a dew pond.

The reason for all the selfies is I was trying to find a good thumbnail for the YouTube video I was making. I think this is Bincombe Hill now.

Birds overhead, I think this was the other side of the tiny village of Bincombe.

Yes this was the track leading out of Bincombe.

One of many barrows I passed along the way - this is on Bincombe Down.

The view from Bincombe Down.

The final slog to Bronkham Hill.

Bronkham Hill now. amongst the gorse bushes.

My dinner this evening - some sort of tagine (cous cous with a kind of vaguely North African stew in the billy can) eaten while watching the sunset. I love rays from the setting sun in this picture.

Another one in landscape orientation.

Me and the billy can and the sun setting over my shoulder.

Tonight's Gevrey Chambertin.

Really lovely sunset, and all the more enjoyable as I seemed to have the whole hill to myself.

Enjoying the last rays of the sun with a glass of Gevrey Chambertin.

Tonight's tent setup, slightly discreet behind the gorse bushes.

I woke in the middle of the night to go and use the facilities, and the moon was shining.

...plus a few stars.

Very nice.