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South Dorset Ridgeway near Dorchester
A view westwards along the South Dorset Ridgeway long distance path.
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Shake or Swallow Holes, Bronkham Hill
Swallow, shake or sink holes are terms often used interchangeably. They are formed when the surface layer of the ground collapses, leaving a depression in the ground. The collapse of the surface layer can be due to several things, both... (more)
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Shake Hole and Barrow below Hardy Monument
by Ivan Hall
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Goldcombe Farm in the mist
by Robin Stott
The lane is 172m above mean sea level, at a summit about 1km east of the Hardy Monument, Black Down SY 2810 6499.
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Sheep sheltering on Bronkham Hill
by David Smith
The windswept tree provides a little shade on the hilltop
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Sheep and thorn bushes on the Jubilee Trail
by Jim Champion
To the west of Bronkham Hill the Jubilee Train descends into Hell Bottom. To the right of the path is an old field boundary, the stone wall now overgrown with thorn trees.
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Goldcombe Farm
View to Goldcombe Farm from the South Dorset Ridgeway.
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Shakeholes, Bronkham Hill
by Nigel Mykura
Depressions in the surface layer of gravelly Bagshot Beds caused by dissolution of the underlying chalk.
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Entrance to Blagdon Farm Barn |
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Bronkham Hill view
by T Eyre
Looking towards Hardy's Monument.
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The South Dorset Ridgeway on Bronkham Hill
by Colin Park
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Bronkham Hill
by David Smith
On the skyline is the outline of a tumulus (barrow). The path is part of the inland section of the South West Coast Path
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