The small village of Ringstead sits at the eastern end of Ringstead Bay on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset. The bay is mainly pebble and shingle with some sandy patches. There are offshore reefs at the bays western end that are uncovered at low tide.
Country house deep in the Dorset countryside.
Lying near the southern tip of the Isle of Portland, is Pulpit Rock. It is an artificial rock stack jutting out from the rocky coast at Portland Bill. The stack is not a natural geological formation but was created in the 1870’s when a natural arch of rock was cut away by workmen from a nearby Quarry.
