Ancient oak near Parnham
| Title | Ancient oak near Parnham |
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Maurice D Budden
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| Date | 11 Jun 2008 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 11 Sep 2012 23:20:20 (UTC) |
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Ancient oak near Parnham
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Benchmark on Mill Ground Cottage
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Mill Ground Cottage, Parnham Park
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The Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (60)
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The Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (59)
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Riverside Cottage Cottage by the Brit near Beaminster
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Autumn colours - Parnham
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Autumn colours - Parnham Looking towards the drive from the deerpark with the hill behind in a north-westerly direction.
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The Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (58)
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The Drive - Parnham
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The Drive - Parnham The drive passes through the deerpark to the house.
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The Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (61)
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Parnham Deer Fallow deer in Parnham Park, Beaminster.
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Grazing land near Parnham.
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Ancient oak near Parnham.
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Beaminster: converted watermill This mill was once powered by a leat from the river Brit - see also 922615. It was originally Southgate Mill - a grain mill with four pairs of stones worked by a 16' by…
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The tower - St Mary's Church The 16C tower of the Church of St Mary is one of the best in Dorset. Easily equalling the great church towers of Somerset, except for the absence of tracery in the belfry …
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Parnham House
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Parnham House Parnham was built circa 1400 and since then much restoration has taken place right up into the 20th Century. Stephen de Parnham was the first recorded owner and then the Strode and Oglan…
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Thomas Hardy Locations: Tess of the D'Urbervilles
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Dorset, South West England, England, United Kingdom osm
| County | Dorset |
| Region | England |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mAncient oak near Parnham
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98 mBenchmark on Mill Ground Cottage
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98 mMill Ground Cottage, Parnham Park
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104 mThe Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (60)
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136 mThe Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (59)
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178 mRiverside Cottage Cottage by the Brit near Beaminster
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241 mAutumn colours - Parnham
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241 mAutumn colours - Parnham Looking towards the drive from the deerpark with the hill behind in a north-westerly direction.
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268 mThe Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (58)
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273 mThe Drive - Parnham
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273 mThe Drive - Parnham The drive passes through the deerpark to the house.
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299 mThe Orange Way in Dorset and Somerset (61)
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300 mParnham Deer Fallow deer in Parnham Park, Beaminster.
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316 mGrazing land near Parnham.
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316 mAncient oak near Parnham.
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397 mBeaminster: converted watermill This mill was once powered by a leat from the river Brit - see also 922615. It was originally Southgate Mill - a grain mill with four pairs of stones worked by a 16' by 10' waterwheel - and was disused by 1905. Now a privare residence
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493 mThe tower - St Mary's Church The 16C tower of the Church of St Mary is one of the best in Dorset. Easily equalling the great church towers of Somerset, except for the absence of tracery in the belfry windows, it stands approximately 100 feet tall and is decorated with figures of saints.
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503 mParnham House
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503 mParnham House Parnham was built circa 1400 and since then much restoration has taken place right up into the 20th Century. Stephen de Parnham was the first recorded owner and then the Strode and Oglander families lived there. Please see 1173557. More recently in the 1920's the house became a country club and an army hospital during WWII. In 1976 John Makepeace the well-known cabinet maker and craftsman established his school there. It is now in private ownership.
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580 mThomas Hardy Locations: Tess of the D'Urbervilles
