view large...B l a c k M a g i c I spent a fair bit of time trying to make an image at Durdle Door really using the curve of these steps to lead nicely through the frame. I'm really pleased with this one but love to know what anyone thinks?
With stunning beaches, a bustling quayside, and England’s largest natural harbour, these are the best things to do in Poole - the gateway to the Jurassic Coast!
Bournemouth is one of the most popular English seaside towns, with 7 miles of sandy beach, a thriving city centre and vibrant nightlife. There are many Bournemouth attractions for all ages, like the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery
We count ourselves very lucky to live in Poole in Dorset - I definitely wouldn't want to live anywhere else in the UK. We have beautiful beaches as well as countryside to explore, and there are tons of things to do in Poole and Bournemouth with kids. Bournemouth was once
Who needs sunshine when you've got Sandbanks?
TO MANY locals these venues are more than simply bricks and mortar.
W H Smith & Son, The Square, Bournemouth. Postally unused.
Bournemouth mit Retro Strandgefühl und leckerem Essen . Kilometerweit Sandstrand, Fish&Chips, als ob die Zeit stehen geblieben ist...
The Mail on Sunday's Liz Gill went on a family break to Christchurch. She stayed at the Captain's Club Hotel and enjoyed a visit to the clifftop Highcliffe Castle.
Postmarked Bournemouth, 1908.
When Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of modern Bournemouth, came to town in 1810, there was an inn standing near what is now known as the Square…
Dorset is a county in southwest England. It’s known for the Jurassic Coast, a long stretch on the English Channel where the cliffs contain many fossils, and rock formations show millions of years of geological history. Two prominent natural landmarks are Durdle Door, an ancient stone arch, and the layered cliffs at nearby Lulworth Cove. The towns of Poole, Weymouth and Swanage are popular for their sandy beaches. Our County maps are 1:100,000 scale and includes town names, villages, major and minor roads, motorways, rivers, lakes, forests and more. Perfect for businesses, home office, travel and route planning, our County maps are a useful resource. Laminated option: Printed onto high quality paper and finished with a gloss laminate.
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When Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of modern Bournemouth, came to town in 1810, there was an inn standing near what is now known as the Square…
Bournemouth is one of the most popular English seaside towns, with 7 miles of sandy beach, a thriving city centre and vibrant nightlife. There are many Bournemouth attractions for all ages, like the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery
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When Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of modern Bournemouth, came to town in 1810, there was an inn standing near what is now known as the Square…
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When Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of modern Bournemouth, came to town in 1810, there was an inn standing near what is now known as the Square…
REMEMBER Bealesons? Borders? John Menzies? Bobby’s? Or when Bournemouth had a Woolworths?
Published by J F Lovell, Boscombe. Postmarked Bournemouth, 1909.
When Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of modern Bournemouth, came to town in 1810, there was an inn standing near what is now known as the Square…
Taken from the Bournemouth Tourism Guide 1965. Looking towards Bournemouth Pier from the west. The Tollard Royal Hotel [ now Tollard Court ] in West Hill Rd, and the Highcliffe Hotel [ now the Highcliff Hotel ] in St Michaels Rd are visible top left. In the distance the tower block is Albany on East Overcliff Drive that was built in the mid 1960s and has it's main entrance in Manor Rd. This is one of the 'Welcome to Bournemouth' road signs that used to stand at the main routes into town.
REMEMBER Bealesons? Borders? John Menzies? Bobby’s? Or when Bournemouth had a Woolworths?
Queen Victoria was more amused than these two. Wait a minute...it's not is it ? Crack a smile people, you're in the best seaside town in the world.......EVER!. That's the pier entrance building that stood between 1880 and 1929.
Looking north-east: back to the mainland, showing the two bays. Photo by John Nägele, John Hinde Studios. Published by John Hinde (distributors) Ltd., 3/5 Dunn Street, London, E.8. Printed in the Republic of Ireland. Distributed by Thunder & Clayden, Dearden & Wade, Ltd, Bournemouth. Postmarked Bournemouth-Poole. The date is illegible but the 2½p stamp suggests 1971/2.
When Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of modern Bournemouth, came to town in 1810, there was an inn standing near what is now known as the Square…
When Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of modern Bournemouth, came to town in 1810, there was an inn standing near what is now known as the Square…
Art Colour by J Valentine & Sons, Ltd, Dundee and London. Postally unused.
REMEMBER Bealesons? Borders? John Menzies? Bobby’s? Or when Bournemouth had a Woolworths?
REMEMBER Bealesons? Borders? John Menzies? Bobby’s? Or when Bournemouth had a Woolworths?
