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Cerne Abbas: The 180ft tall club-wielding man has long been regarded as a sign of fertility. He was probably created as a pagan idol during the Roman occupation of Britain in 2nd century AD.
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Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site: gives a unique insight into life in the past through the rocks exposed along the 95 miles of beautiful coastline. 185 million years of Earth history for you to explore. Walk along the coast and walk through time! |
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Thomas Hardys cottage: Thomas Hardy was born here c1840 and wrote 'Under the Greenwood Tree' and 'Far from the Madding Crowd' here. Located in the nearby village of Higher Bockhampton.
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Dorset Gap: is an intersection of five ancient trackways, linking the trails of the Ridgeway with the drove roads to the North. Click on info for list of good walks including the Gap. Within easy walking distance of Brewery Farm.
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