Broadstone Reservoir, South Yorkshire, 10 June 2013
dagdvm and fredr1c geocaching in the northern UK
Geocaches we found during our Broadstone Reservoir walk (in order of discovery):
Turbine Views (GC241P7)
Broadstone 1 Stonechat (GC2JKVT)
Broadstone 5 Blue Tit (GC2JMEQ)
Broadstone 4 Great Skua (GC2JMEK)
Broadstone 3 Rock Pipit (GC2JMEC)
Maythorn Slack (GC10FXM)
Broadstone 2 Willow Tit (GC2JME8)
Broadstone Bonus Tree Creeper (GC2JMEY)
Discover the Hidden Charms of Dartmouth Devon UK Town & Harbour
In this video, we'll take you on a trip through Dartmouth Devon, one of the most beautiful towns in the UK.
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Places to see in ( Blandford Forum - UK )
Places to see in ( Blandford Forum - UK )
Blandford Forum, commonly Blandford, is a market town in the North Dorset district of Dorset, England, sited by the River Stour about 24 km northwest of Poole. It is the administrative headquarters of North Dorset District Council.
Blandford is notable for its Georgian architecture, the result of rebuilding after the majority of the town was destroyed by a fire in 1731. The rebuilding work was assisted by an Act of Parliament and a donation by George II, and the rebuilt town centre—to designs by local architects John and William Bastard—has survived to the present day largely intact.
Blandford Camp, a military base, is sited on the hills two miles to the north east of the town. It is the base of the Royal Corps of Signals, the communications wing of the British Army, and the site of the Royal Signals Museum.
Blandford is situated between Cranborne Chase and the Dorset Downs, to the south east of the Blackmore Vale, 24 km (15 mi) northwest of Poole and 35 km (22 mi) southwest of Salisbury. It is sited in the valley of the River Stour, mostly on rising ground northeast of the river, but with some development south of the river at Blandford St Mary.
ost of the buildings in Blandford's centre are Georgian, due to the rebuilding after the 1731 fire and the absence of subsequent change. Pevsner stated that hardly any other town in England can be compared with it. A 1970 report by Donald Insall Associates described Blandford as the most complete and cohesive surviving example of a Georgian country town in England, with the Market Place area in particular given the status of An Area of National Importance and described as a brilliant master piece . Buildings that have received Grade I listing by English Heritage are the parish church of St Peter and St Paul, the town hall and corn exchange, The Old House, Coupar House, Pump House, and several buildings in Market Place: numbers 18, 20 and 26, and the old Greyhound Inn. All the listed structures in Market Place, including the church and another seventeen buildings with either Grade II or Grade II* status, form a group, together with several listed properties in West Street and East Street.
Coupar House, dated around 1750, is the largest private house in Blandford that dates from the post-fire period. It has a richly decorated interior with a notable staircase, and is unique among the town's private dwellings for having Portland stone dressings to its brick façade, though the design of this frontage has been described as curiously amateurish with little attention ... paid to rules of proportion.
Blandford lies at the junction of the A350 and A354 main roads but is skirted by an eastern bypass. The main road running through the town is the B3082, connecting Blandford Forum to Wimborne Minster. Buses run from the town to locations including Poole, Bournemouth, Salisbury and Shaftesbury with the primary operator being Wilts & Dorset. Blandford is 15 miles (24 km) from Bournemouth Airport.
Blandford is 15 miles (24 km) from Poole railway station. From 1860 to 1964, Blandford Forum was a stop on the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway, which ran from Bath to Bournemouth, until the line closed to passengers in 1966. Located between Templecombe and Broadstone, the railway was still open until the closure of the Blandford's goods yard in 1969, after which the track was lifted. The station was immortalised in 1964 in the song Slow Train by Flanders and Swann.
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POOLE | Exploring the charming seaside town of Poole Dorset
Poole is a charming coastal town located near Bournemouth and Weymouth in Dorset, England. Visit Poole for its town streets and harbour as well as it's stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and abundance of activities and attractions.
One of the main draws of Poole is its beautiful beaches, which are some of the best in the country. The soft golden sand and crystal-clear waters of beaches such as Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs, and Branksome Chine make them perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing. There are also plenty of water sports to try out, including surfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding.
Beyond the beaches, Poole has a rich maritime history that is still evident today in its bustling harbor, which is the second largest natural harbor in the world. Visitors can take a boat tour around the harbor, which is home to a wide range of vessels, from fishing boats to luxury yachts. They can also visit the historic quay, which is home to a variety of museums and galleries that showcase the town's maritime heritage.
Another must-see attraction in Poole is the stunning Brownsea Island, which is located in the middle of Poole Harbour. The island is a haven for wildlife, and visitors can spot red squirrels, peacocks, and a variety of birds. There are also plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy on the island, including hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.
For those interested in art and culture, Poole has a thriving arts scene, with numerous galleries and theaters showcasing local and national talent. The Lighthouse is a particularly popular venue, hosting a wide range of shows, concerts, and events throughout the year.
Foodies will also be well-catered for in Poole, with a range of excellent restaurants and cafes serving up delicious local and international cuisine. Fresh seafood is a particular specialty, with many of the town's restaurants sourcing their ingredients from the local fishermen.
In summary, Poole is a beautiful coastal town with something for everyone. Its stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage, and abundance of activities and attractions make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the south coast of England.
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The best golf tour in the UK?
In this episode, your resident golf experts, Dec and Nathan start at the Ferndown Golf Club, before heading to Broadstone Golf Club and then the Hilton Bournemouth. Next they visit the Isle of Purbeck, before heading to the Holiday Inn Bournemouth and the Crane Valley Golf Club.
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Madrid Travel Guide 2021 - Best Places to Visit in Madrid Spain in 2021
Madrid Travel Guide 2021 - Best Places to Visit in Madrid Spain in 2021
Madrid, Spain's central capital, is a city of elegant boulevards and expansive, manicured parks such as the Buen Retiro. It’s renowned for its rich repositories of European art, including the Prado Museum’s works by Goya, Velázquez and other Spanish masters. The heart of old Hapsburg Madrid is the portico-lined Plaza Mayor, and nearby is the baroque Royal Palace and Armory, displaying historic weaponry.
Spain, a country on Europe’s Iberian Peninsula, includes 17 autonomous regions with diverse geography and cultures. Capital city Madrid is home to the Royal Palace and Prado museum, housing works by European masters. Segovia has a medieval castle (the Alcázar) and an intact Roman aqueduct. Catalonia’s capital, Barcelona, is defined by Antoni Gaudí’s whimsical modernist landmarks like the Sagrada Família church.
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Gypsy Travellers Suffer Prejudice From Local Snobs - 600 Year Old Stow Horse Fair
Romany travellers and Gypsies horse trading.
The Stow Horse Fair, held in the picturesque town of Stow-on-the-Wold in Gloucestershire, England, is a biannual event steeped in history and tradition. Dating back over 500 years, this fair is one of the oldest of its kind in the country, originally established to cater to the local agricultural community. It takes place every May and October, attracting traders, Irish Travellers, Gypsies, horse enthusiasts, and curious visitors from far and wide.
The fair's primary focus is on the buying and selling of horses, particularly cobs and other traditional breeds. The atmosphere is vibrant and bustling, with rows of horses tethered along the streets and in fields, awaiting inspection by potential buyers. Beyond the horse trading, the fair also features a variety of stalls selling tack, equestrian equipment, and other rural wares. There are often additional attractions such as fairground rides, food stalls, and demonstrations, adding to the lively, festive ambiance.
A unique aspect of the Stow Horse Fair is its cultural significance to the Romani community, who have been integral participants since the fair's inception. For many, it is not just a market but a social gathering, a place to meet family and friends, and to celebrate their rich heritage. The fair encapsulates a blend of commercial activity and deep-rooted cultural traditions, making it a distinctive and enduring event in the British countryside calendar.
Gypsies and Traveler communities in the UK are diverse groups with rich cultural heritages, comprising Romany Gypsies, Irish Travellers, Scottish Travellers, and other groups. These communities have distinct histories and traditions, often characterized by a nomadic lifestyle, though many now live in permanent or semi-permanent sites.
Romany Gypsies, originally from northern India, have been in the UK since the 16th century. They have a unique language, Romani, and a culture that includes strong family ties, traditional music, and crafts. Irish Travellers, another significant group, have their own language called Shelta and traditions linked to their Irish heritage. Scottish Travellers, also known as Nachins, have a long history in Scotland, with a culture rich in storytelling and music.
Despite their vibrant cultures, these communities often face significant challenges, including discrimination, difficulties accessing education, healthcare, and adequate housing. Legal issues surrounding land rights and the availability of authorized sites for caravans are ongoing concerns. Many Gypsies and Travellers feel their way of life is misunderstood or marginalized by wider society.
Efforts to promote understanding and integration are growing, with advocacy groups working to preserve their rights and cultural heritage. Celebrations like Appleby Horse Fair and Stow Horse Fair are crucial cultural events that highlight their traditions and foster a sense of community. These fairs are not only important for social cohesion within the communities but also serve as a bridge for greater awareness and appreciation from the broader public.
Broadstone Warren activity centre: scout campsite East Sussex for scouts, Guides & the public
Amongst the beautiful Ashdown Forest in East Sussex is the Broadstone Warren Scout Activity Centre and Camping site.
Nestled amongst the pine trees, Broadstone Warren Activity Centre supports over 40 individual camping areas that can cater from small groups up to camping for hundreds. Some sites come already with tents and cooking facilities included.
Don’t fancy camping out in the forest? We have a range of indoor cabins and lodges where you can sleep 4, 18, 25 or 38 people, some come with log fires and most come with kitchen facilities.
So, what can you do whilst you are there? Broadstone Warren can provide instruction in Snorkelling, Axe Throwing, Abseiling, Climbing, Bushcraft, Archery, Air Rifle shooting and much more including sending you down the Zip Wire. Non-instructed activities include Orienteering, Grass Sledging, Pot Holing, Rafting and Pedal Karts plus many more.
You don’t need to be a Scout to use the facilities and in fact, we have meeting rooms with internet access, a study centre for 32 students and teambuilding activities for corporate events so feel free to give us a call to discuss what you require.
Broadstone Warren is an ideal activity centre for getting away from it all in tranquil surroundings any time of the year.
Nearby attractions include Winnie the Pooh Country including ‘Pooh Bridge’, Sheffield Park and Garden, The Bluebell Steam Railway, South of England Show Ground, Ardingly and Weir Wood Reservoir and Bowles Outdoor Centre.
For more information, to arrange a tour or to discuss pricing options and availability, please call us on 01342 822573 or send us an email at enquiries@broadstonewarren.org.uk
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Places to see in ( Ringwood - UK )
Places to see in ( Ringwood - UK )
Ringwood is an historic market town and civil parish in Hampshire, England, located on the River Avon, close to the New Forest and northeast of Bournemouth. Ringwood has a history dating back to Anglo-Saxon times, and has held a weekly market since the Middle Ages. The town of Ringwood is situated in the southwest of Hampshire, on the border with Dorset.
Ringwood is a town on the east bank of the River Avon in Hampshire. The parish includes the hamlets of Poulner, Hangersley, Hightown, Crow, Kingston, and Bisterne. Ringwood has a weekly market in the traditional market place. A cattle market ran until 1989 in the Furlong, which is now home to a Waitrose supermarket, coffee shops and fashion outlets. Ringwood was noted as the second most expensive market town in England in July 2008
Ringwood is the home of the Ringwood Brewery, which produces a variety of cask ales and runs five pubs in the local area, such as the Inn on the Furlong in Ringwood. Ringwood brewery also produces a variety of wines. It was recently taken over by Marston's Brewery, who plan to keep the brewery and all its brands, but lease out its tied public houses.
The main road through Ringwood is the A31, which runs west to Dorchester and east to Southampton via the New Forest. A bypass of the town was completed in two stages; the first to the west in the 1940s. Ringwood railway station opened in 1847. It lay on the Southampton and Dorchester Railway. In 1862 the Ringwood, Christchurch and Bournemouth Railway created a new link with Christchurch. The line to Christchurch was closed in 1935, and the station ceased operating when the Southampton and Dorchester Railway line was closed in 1964.
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Weston Cottage - Poole Dorset - United Kingdom
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Weston Cottage hotel city: Poole Dorset - Country: United Kingdom
Address: 6 Macaulay Road, Broadstone; zip code: BH18 8AR
Situated in the heart of North Poole’s Broadstone suburb, the Edwardian Weston Cottage offers a free Wi-Fi throughout, and free onsite parking. Central Poole is just 10 minutes’ drive away.
-- Situé au cœur du quartier nord de Broadstone, à Poole, le Weston Cottage est un établissement de style édouardien qui met gratuitement à votre disposition une connexion Wi-Fi dans toutes ses installations et un parking sur place.
-- El Weston Cottage, situado en el centro de Broadstone, una zona residencial al norte de Poole, es un establecimiento eduardiano que ofrece aparcamiento gratuito y conexión Wi-Fi gratuita en todas sus instalaciones.
-- Das edwardianische Weston Cottage liegt in North Poole im Herzen des Vororts Broadstone. Es bietet kostenloses WLAN in allen Bereichen und kostenfreie Parkplätzen an der Unterkunft. Das Zentrum von Poole ist nur 10 Autominuten entfernt.
-- De Edwardiaanse Weston Cottage ligt midden in de noordelijke buitenwijk Broadstone van Poole, en heeft gratis WiFi in alle ruimtes en gratis privéparkeergelegenheid. Het centrum van Poole ligt op slechts 10 minuten rijden.
-- Situato nel cuore del sobborgo di Broadstone, a North Poole, il Weston Cottage vi accoglie in una struttura in stile eduardiano, a soli 10 minuti di guida dal centro di Poole, e vanta servizi gratuiti come il WiFi in tutti gli ambienti e il...
-- Edwardian Weston Cottage住宿加早餐旅馆位于北普尔（North Poole）的布罗德斯通（Broadstone）郊区中心，提供覆盖各处的免费Wi-Fi和免费内部停车场，距离普尔（Poole）中央仅有10分钟车程。 客房包括一台供个人使用的iPad、带DVD播放器的平板电视、带多媒体接入的苹果电视、iPod基座和咖啡机。每间客房均设有带免费洗浴用品和吹风机的连接淋浴间。 Weston...
-- Отель типа «постель и завтрак» Weston Cottage в эдвардианском стиле расположен в самом центре северного пригорода Пул Бродстона. К услугам гостей бесплатный Wi-Fi на всей территории и бесплатная парковка. До центра города Пул всего 10 минут езды.
-- يقع Weston Cottage في ضواحي بروود ستون في نورث بوول، ويقدم خدمة الواي فاي المجانية في جميع أنحائه، ومواقف للسيارات في الموقع مجانا. يقع بوول المركزي على بعد 10 دقائق فقط بالسيارة.
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Full Route Visual: Citysightseeing Bournemouth | Bournemouth, Poole, Bournemouth Circular
I finally got round to uploading this, this was filmed in late August of 2021
It was delayed due to moving house, and learning to drive and having my test in a few days
Ep2 Flying The Somerset & Dorset Trailway - Broadstone to Sturminster Marshall, Dorset, UK By Drone
2021 Then and now story of 'The Somerset & Dorset' Trailway starting from The Castleman's Corkscrew at Broadstone to Sturminster Marshall.
Our drone follows the original route revealing ghosts from the past along the way.
We have found that there is much less archive material available for the Dorset end of this railway. Perhaps this is because the notable photographers of the day were based more towards Bath than Bournemouth!
Other than becoming a linked up trailway, the drone also shows all the locations along the line where the route has become severed by development. There are optimists out there that believe the railway could be reconstructed in it's entirety.
However, there would now need to be so much compulsory purchase, that we can't see this becoming viable in any of our lifetimes. What do you think?
HS2 is happening only because London has become so rammed with commerce, we need satellite model London's connected together. Although after COVID and home working, you have to question the whole ethos of commuting going forward, which doesn't bode well for the railways that do remain.
Featuring locations at Broadstone golf course, Ashington, Corfe Mullen Halt, Corfe Mullen Junction, Bailey Gate Crossing, Sturminster Marshall.
This video is a bit of an experiment to see if there's any interest in flying along old disused railway lines using a drone. Your comments below are welcome, and give us a like if you want us to make more of these!
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Cotton Famine Road - A superb circular walk from Binn Green CP, Saddleworth Moor - The Dark Peak
Cotton Famine Road
Walk 32 - Cicerone's Dark Peak Walks - Written by Paul Besley
A superb circular walk from Binn Green car park Saddleworth Moor - The Dark Peak
London Walk | Reopened Shops 2020 | Edgware Road Station to Oxford Street via Marylebone 🇬🇧
This sunny London's walk starts from Edgware Road Station and finishes in Oxford Street.
Unlike the conventional and faster route, I decided to take an alternative pathway, walking through narrow and less known streets in Marylebone.
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Route Timestamps:
00:00 Edgware Road Station
02:17 Old Marylebone Road
04:04 Seymour Place
05:32 York Street
06:18 Wyndham Place
07:04 Crawford Street
09:55 Gloucester Place
11:54 Baker Street
13:16 Dorset Street
13:37 Broadstone Place
15:10 Blandford Street
16:04 Manchester Street
18:27 Fitzhardinge Street
20:04 Wigmore Street
23:32 Welbeck Street
25:12 Vere Street
26:15 Oxford Street
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Recorded: Saturday Afternoon, July 2020 (25°C / 77°F)
Camera: GoPro 7 black Edition
Accessories: iSteady Pro2 Gimbal
Poole, Dorset, UK
Coming into Poole Dorset, on Peter's bike, Status Quo and a couple of Kit cars :)
London walk: Marylebone & Oxford Street - Portman Square, James Street, St Christopher's narrated 4K
A mooch around Marylebone on a warm August afternoon in London yields so many surprises. A few seconds from Oxford Street lie Marylebone and the Portman Estate, full of history, eateries and boutique shops. In the heart of Marylebone, Chiltern Street and New Quebec Street provide special places to hang out or browse independent retailers. Portman Square has a history that includes Churchill's F Section while Manchester Square is the famous location for the album cover of the Beatles' Please Please Me AND in the history of the building homing the Wallace Collection there is a scandalous past involving a former Prince Regent. Before returning to Oxford Street, there are the cosy eateries of James Street and St Christopher's Shopping Centre.
Route timestamps:
00:00 Corner of Hyde Park, Park Lane and Oxford Street
00:12 Looking towards Marble Arch
00:33 Oxford Street
01:00 Old Quebec Street
01:58 Crossing Bryanston Street
03:04 Seymour Street
03:29 New Quebec Street
04:26 Crossing Berkeley Mews
05:28 Portman Street
06:15 Portman Square
08:23 Home House
11:41 Orchard Court, former home of Winston Churchill's F section
13:10 Baker Street
14:03 Crossing Portman Close
15:25 George Street
16:04 Kendall Place
17:35 Broadstone Place
18:38 Blandford Street
19:20 Chiltern Street
20:05 Chiltern Firehouse
21:59 Dorset Street
22:28 Manchester Street
23:54 Crossing Blandford Street
24:52 Crossing George Street
25:25 Crossing Robert Adam Street
25:52 Manchester Square
26:14 The Wallace Collection
28:06 Please Please Me by The Beatles album cover location
29:00 Hinde Street
29:37 Mandeville Place
30:43 Crossing Wigmore Street
31:07 James Street
33:54 Oxford Street
34:44 Crossing Stratford Place
34:55 Bond Street Underground Station
35:18 Crossing Marylebone Lane
36:32 Crossing Vere Street
37:32 Crossing Old Cavendish Street
37:40 John Lewis Oxford Street
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🏴 Go Ape in the Forest of Dean Adventure 005
Three nights at the Bracelands CCC Site with a visit to Go Ape and a walk along the river Wye
Site Review:
This site has a beautiful location in the Forest of Dean, a true get away into nature. The toilet facilities were slightly more dated than the CCC sites we have visited recently but were ok.
Things to Do:
1. Walk down to the river Wye: It is a fair walk down to the river Wye, (about 2 miles) and obviously up hill on the way back! The walk down is lovely and even more so when you reach the river.
1a.Turn right without crossing the river to walk to Symonds Yat where there is a nice pub on the river for lunch.
1b.Turn right and cross the famous footbridge as shown in this video. Across the bridge on the left there is a tea room serving good coffee. Keep walking on this side of the river (the other side this way isn't as interesting) Go up to King Arthurs Cave. The route can be found here:
2. GoApe: There was no public transport so we rode our bikes there, the route we took back was about 10 miles and quite hard when combined with 2 hours of GoApe. I wouldn't attempt to ride there with children under around 13 -14 years old. The ride is good with a lot of mountain bike off road. The ride through the quarry is mostly granny gear so be warned! Here is the route we took back:
We took the old train line from Coleford on the way there but I went wrong too much to post the route I recorded! This is also a good way to head there.
3. Segway: do this GoApe.
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Bournemouth Gardens , Christmas Lights
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Chrismas lights, Bournemouth
Bournemouth, Dorset , November 2018