Gallery:Dorchester
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Dorchester
Dorchester in 1957
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Autumn 2007
A35 Dorchester bypass, looking west. Oct 30
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Nov 08, 2007 by SteveA30
Autumn 2007
A35 Dorchester bypass
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Nov 08, 2007 by SteveA30
Lay-by on the A35
Puffin Crossing, B3150 High Street Dorchester
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jan 27, 2006 by M4Mark
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Dorchester - South Street (C) Chris Talbot
The top end of South Street.
The top end of South Street.
The A35 Dorchester Bypass Approaching Monkey's Jump Roundabout
Max Gate Designed and lived in by Thomas Hardy.
The A354 at the A35, Dorchester
Dorchester Town Football stadium This is the main crowdn entrance on the East side of the ground
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Thomas Hardy Locations, Far From the Madding Crowd(2)
This is Grey's Bridge where the Dorchester to London Rd crosses the Frome just outside the town. In the novel the dying Fanny collapsed against the guard stone of this bridge and was rescued by a large dog that acted as her crutch and got her as far as the town's poor-house where she died.
This is Grey's Bridge where the Dorchester to London Rd crosses the Frome just outside the town. In the novel the dying Fanny collapsed against the guard stone of this bridge and was rescued by a large dog that acted as her crutch and got her as far as the town's poor-house where she died.