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"After the Eldridge Pope Brewery (1922) closed in 2003 Dorchester has set about regenerating this magnificent industrial brick complex and its surroundings as a residential and leisure district all centred on a plaza. What will grab you about Brewery Square is the sense of scale created by the brewery and its neighbouring structures. You can sit and take in the scene next to the fountain and of course catch a movie at the slick new Odeon cinema that has opened opposite."

"Take the Cockle Trail around Poole Old Town to uncover tales of sailors and smugglers lurking within its buildings (the history is colourful – in 1747 a gang of 60 armed smugglers descended on Poole, battered down the door of the Custom House and made off with their contraband. Those later captured were hanged)."

"A post shared by Dominic.S (@dominic.s.photography.uk) on Feb 4, 2020 at 7:56am PST. The Square is Bournemouth’s shopping centre and, in many ways, it’s the town’s hub. The Square is entirely pedestrianised, and street artists regularly perform here."

"Sited just beyond Brunswick Terrace and directly adjacent to the seafront, the Greenhill Gardens are always overflowing with bright colours and striking displays constructed with annual bedding plants. At its peak during the height of the summer months, the true centrepiece at Weymouth's Greenhill Gardens is without doubt its magnificent floral clock. With coastal views and next to the promenade, the gardens also contains a cafe at the entrance, a putting green, bowling, tennis courts and an ornate wishing well, amongst other features."

"Greenhill beach is a popular choice for the locals as it’s a lot quieter than the main stretch along Weymouth beach. It’s mainly shingle rather than sand but in a very pretty setting surrounded by a promenade. The nearest carpark to Greenhill beach is at Lodmore Country Park, or road side parking near the beach but spaces here are limited."

"Greenhill Gardens is a large green space area right on the seaside. Home to lots of colourful plants and flowers as well as beach chalets to hire, tennis courts, putting green and a cafe."

"Maumbury Rings in Dorchester is the site of a large Neolithic henge created around 5,000 years ago. While its origins are unclear, historians have discovered that it was later repurposed by the Romans as an amphitheatre. Hosting 10,000 strong, the henge was used for Roman ‘entertainment’ – namely gladiator fights and executions."

"Maumbury Rings is a Neolithic henge in the south of the town of Dorchester. In Roman times it was modified for use as an amphitheatre and to this day it is still used as a venue for open-air concerts and festivals. Page 1 of 3|2|3|Next"

"Maumbury Rings is a Neolithic henge in the south of the town of Dorchester. In Roman times it was modified for use as an amphitheatre and to this day it is still used as a venue for open-air concerts and festivals."

"If you are a member of the national trust you can park here for free.* Once you have recovered from your first leg of your road trip and you are finally ready to explore, gather your things, set your camera ON and head to Old Harry’s Rocks. Leaving the pub behind you, walk down the road on the right and take the first little path on the left. There you can enjoy a very first view of the stunning white cliffs and warm your camera and fingers with some first stunning shots. Once you’ve done so, walk back and carry on on the main path towards the coast."

"Now you’re in Studland, and that can mean only one thing; the unforgettable Studland to Old Harry’s Rocks National Trust trail. However, we’re a little pressed for time, so scrap the National Trust’s two hour circular route and cut straight to the point, with a half hour hike from the centre of town to the chalky coast itself. A moderate walk with some daring heights, Old Harry’s Rocks are a stunning end to this gorgeous trail."