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The Star Inn, Alfriston, East Sussex
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The estuary of the river Cuckmere looking SW from above Exceate Barn
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Location map for Polegate Windmill, Polegate, East Sussex
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The Long Man of Wilmingotn on the South Downs in East Sussex; not gendered like the Cerne Giant, the date of the chalk figure is shrouded in mystery
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The Town Hall in Euclid Street, Swindon
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Gatehouse at the entrance to the Westland helicopter factory in Yeovil
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Rare Petter publicity postcard showing a Petter Standard Oil Engine - later cheaper versions were called the "Handyman", a name by which all hoizontal Petter oil engines came to be known. Reproduced here by kind permission of Mr Eric G Brain
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St Ivel logo
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Dalcoath Mine
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First non-logo picture on the Environment Agency home page (Feb. 9th, 2005
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Top of the Enironment Agency home page captured on Feb. 9th, 2005
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The Pormenade at Weymouth looking NW from the harbour
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The Huer's Hut at Newquay on the north Cornish coast; thought to date from the 14th century, it was used as a look-out by the huer at the time of the year when Pilchards entered the bay. Raising the hue and cry, he would direct the boats to the shoals by a form of semaphore. Previously it may have been a hermitage, the hermit charged with maintaining a beacon
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Bucket elevators at Throop Mill; a remarkeable system of such elevators scooped up the grain and carried grain to the top of the building and, by way of more augers, to one of seven massive hoppers each capable of taking seven tons of grain
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"Auger" or "screw" in the floor of Throop Mill; grain entering the building it was carried under the floor by a long series of augers or screws and transferred to a remarkable system of bucket elevators
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Part of the machinery at Throop Mill; power was transmitted around the building by an extensive series of belts, pulleys and chains which not only drove the machinery but also moved grain, bran and flour
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The water level needed to reach the mark on the disk mounted in the mill pond wall before Throop Mill could be started up
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The turbine from Armfield Engineering which replaced the waterwheel at Throop Mill in 1912 at a cost of �165
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Throop Mill
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Open Day at Throop Mill (Aug. 2002). The Friends of Throop Mill insure the mill and staff it for three or so weekends every year to allow it to open its doors to the public - it is well worth the visit
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Turbine wheel at Throop Mill - horizontal 60-inch (152-cm) turbine from Armfield Engineering replaced the traditional vertical millwheel at a cost of £165
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The millpond at Throop Mill
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Throop Mill
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Throop Mill
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Dovecote in the gable end of the barn across the road from the mill at Throop
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Barn across the road from the mill at [[Throop
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Taylor Drive, Throop
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Throop
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Meadow View, Throop
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Looking across the millpond of Throop Mill towards Throop Mill Cottage near the river Stour
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ThroopMill Cottage
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Pilchard
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3rd Party: Visiting Dorset
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Heathland at Avon Heath Country Park on the outskirts of Bournemouth give a feel of what the area must have been like before the coastal resorted mushroomed from a stream on the coast to the largest town in Dorset
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Painted scrollwork on the inside of the door of Kimmeridge Parish Church
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We have thousands of images on the site and the database will be current for all the images created after the page was set up. Over the comming months we hope to list and caption all of the images on the site and provide a search facility on this page so that all users can quickly locate images by searching the captions (e.g.: searching for "Royal Oak" and "Swanage").
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