orset is one of the richest and most varied counties in the British Isles. Dorset is my home and has been for much of my life. I’m passionate about Dorset and hope to share that passion through Dorset Dorset.
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DORSETDORSET. EXPLORING DORSET AND THE JURASSIC COAST
In which Dorset town lies the the final resting place of Frankenstein's mother?
Where in Dorset is it forbidden to mention rabbits?
Which Dorset town was rebuilt by Bastards?
Which Dorset village was sacrificed for Britain?
Where does the screaming skull reside?
Which royal party was chased from a Dorset beach by sharks?
Where were innocent civilians gunned down in cold blood?
Which Lord of the Manor cremated his own wife?
Where’s the town that’s fit for a prince?
Where can you walk through a forest of stone?
Who was murdered by a poisoned umbrella and buried in a Dorset village?
Where can you find God on a cliff edge?
Which Englishman intellectual led the first Arab Spring?
Which murdered saint king who took four centuries to draw his last breath?
Which enemy landing took place on a Dorset beach?
In which Dorset town can you visit the Valley of the Kings?
Who demolished a village to gain a view?
On which hilltop were the British annihilated by enemy forces?
Where can you find Dorset’s tallest naturist?
Which Dorset martyrs are still the focus of an annual pilgrimage?
On which Dorset beach does size really count?
Where can't you see it Dorset’s largest monument. ?
Where can you see a monument to the man who kissed a sailor?
Which Dorset children’s classic was written by a giant?
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| Towns |
| Coastline |
| Villages |
| Beaches |
| Walks 1 |
| Cycling 1 |
| Kayaking 1 |
| Rainy Days |
| Rainy Days 2 |
| Worth a look |
| Churches 1 |
| Museums |
| Museums 2 |
| Museums 3 |
| Museums 4 |
| Walk 2 |
| Walk 3 |
| Walk 4 |
| Walks 5 |
| Cycling 2 |
| Cycling 3 |
| Cycling 4 |
| Kayaking 2 |
| Kayaking 3 |
| Churches 2 |
| Churches 3 |
| Dorset Cursus |
| X53 |
| The Bridport Dagger |
| Hills |
| Poundbury |
| Portland |
| Frankenstein's Mother |
| The Everlasting Stone |
| Eat simply |
| Food with a view |
| Restaurants 1 |
| Tearooms |
| Restaurants 2 |
| Farm shops |
| Speciality Shops 1 |
| Speciality shops 2 |
| Speciality shops 3 |
| George III Pt 2 |
| George III pt 3 |
| Marshall |
| Andy |
| Franny |
| Hilary |
| Margaret |
| Mark |
| Jo |
| Lizzie and Bekki |
| The Seagull |
| Dorset Landscape Artists |
| Capturing Dorset |
| Literature |
| Tracy Chevalier |
| Thomas Hardy |
| J Mead Faulkner |