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Studland Bay– Dorset
From the inlet at Poole Harbour stretching around to Ballard Down and ‘Old Harry and his Wife’{ an outcrop of
detached chalk cliffs due to erosion by sea action}. The four mile stretch of beaches forming Studland Bay { just
under Studland village}. It is not only a very popular place for visitors and especially holiday makers, but also is a
very important wildlife reserve conserved by the Nation Trust, covering the beaches, the adjacent heathland that runs
inland to Poole Harbour waters and Brownsea Island.
Beach scene Studland Bay,
Studland, Dorset.
Oil on panel 16 x 20 inches
