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Dorset is a rural county in the south of England. The major settlements are Poole/Bournemouth, Weymouth and Dorchester, plus several small market towns. The landscape of the county is mixed, with chalk downs, wide vales, and the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site on the English Channel coast. Read more at Wikipedia.

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Blackmore vale

The Blackmore Vale is a wide valley in North Dorset, dotted with small villages and dairy farms - Thomas Hardy's vale of the little dairies (981 photos).

Jurassic Coast

The Jurassic Coast is a World Heritage Site that stretches from Ballard Down, Dorset, to Exmouth, Devon. (289 photos).

Purbeck

The Isle of Purbeck is a coastal district in the south-east of the county (272 photos).

Portland

Portland is a small island lying just off the coast at Weymouth, full of quarries and exposed to the stormy seas (270 photos).

Weymouth

Weymouth is a georgian coastal town, with historic harbour and popular tourist beach (138 photos).

 

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bales

bales

trailer

trailer

Tolpuddle

Tolpuddle

Hambledon

Hambledon

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

Portland

Portland

River Stour

River Stour

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

Antioch

Antioch

clouds

clouds

wheat

wheat

Tyneham

Tyneham

off season

off season

boot

boot

Dorset Downs

Dorset Downs

car park

car park

Duncliffe

Duncliffe

Park Walk

Park Walk

council flats

council flats

The Ship

The Ship

Hambledon Hill

Hambledon Hill

Child Okeford

Child Okeford

Stalbridge Park

Stalbridge Park

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

Child Okeford

Child Okeford

deer park

deer park

deer park

deer park

Stalbridge Church

Stalbridge Church

The Ring

The Ring

Stour

Stour

South Dorset Downs

South Dorset Downs

Shaftesbury sunset

Shaftesbury sunset

Shaftesbury sunset

Shaftesbury sunset

Stalbridge Park

Stalbridge Park

Marnhull

Marnhull

Studland

Studland

Dorset sunrise

Dorset sunrise

Tyneham

Tyneham

Bulbarrow

Bulbarrow

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

Upper Sydling Valley

Upper Sydling Valley

King's Mill

King's Mill

Frome St Quintin

Frome St Quintin

shed

shed

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

mill

mill

Poole

Poole

churchyard

churchyard

near Sherborne

near Sherborne

churchyard

churchyard

Sturminster Newton Market Square

Sturminster Newton Market Square

Corfe Castle

Corfe Castle

Blackmore Vale

Blackmore Vale

woods in the snow

woods in the snow

Creech Grange

Creech Grange

Holy Trinity

Holy Trinity

Park Walk

Park Walk

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Martin

Hi

Came across this excellent collection of Dorset photos by accident.

Just need to add a correction to the text relating to the radio station on Rampisham Down.

The site now belongs to VT Communications and does indeed relay BBC World Service broadcasts not only to Europe but worldwide on the high frequency (HF) or shortwave bands.

In the current commercial climate where maximising revenue from such facilities is essential, the company also leases airtime at the site to other international broadcasters, such as Algeria's Holy Qu'ran Network and NHK's Radio Japan, who wish to provide better signals into western Europe than would be possible with transmitters located on their own territory.

There are no domestic radio transmitters at Rampisham on either long wave, medium wave or VHF/FM, however there is a small UHF television transmitter which acts as a local relay for the main regional station at Stockland Hill.

The Rampisham site has also participated in experimental transmissions using the new digital modulation system known as Digital Radio Modiale (DRM) which may eventually replace the Amplitude Modulation (AM) used on long, medium and shortwaves. DRM provides almost FM-like quality and also stereo while taking up much less space on the crowded radio dial.

Posted at 2006-07-28 21:40:47 - [Ban] - [Del]

talitha

Lovely pictures and I have used this site lots of times now

once again the pictures are butiful

best regards

talitha

Posted at 2007-02-05 19:06:38 - [Ban] - [Del]

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