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	Frenchs Farm, Wimborne St Giles by Maigheach-gheal The farmhouse was built in the late 18th century and I suspect that some of the farm buildings are of the same date. There is an Ordnance Survey bench mark on the angle of the wall nearest the drainpipe.
	The River Allen, looking downstream towards Wimborne St Giles by Stefan Czapski Seen from much the same spot as Martin Bodman's 1995 contribution: Link with St Giles' church visible in the distance. His shot, taken in mid-August, shows a good deal of emergent vegetation,... (more)
	Wimborne St Giles, watercress beds by Mike Faherty Opposite the cemetery, next to River Allen; operated by Sunsalads Ltd. Link
	River Allen near Wimborne St Giles by Martin Bodman Wimborne church tower can be seen amid the trees in the distance
	Old Direction Sign - Signpost by Baileys Hill, Wimborne St Giles by Milestone Society Annulus & bar finial - 3 arms; Dorset halo with NGR by the UC road, in parish of Wimborne St Giles (East Dorset District), Wimborne St Giles, T-junction with UC road to Monkton Up Wimborne, against hedge. Surveyed Milestone... (more)
	Field opposite The Bull Inn by David Martin
	Hay swaths Wimborne St Giles Dorset by Clive Perrin This hay will have been gathered with a tedder.
	Wimborne St. Giles: postbox № BH21 121, All Hallows by Chris Downer A lovely little George V-reign postbox, clasped to a telegraph pole and almost hiding in a hedge. It has a little stepping stone leading to it and is emptied at 9 o'clock each morning, except Sunday.
	Wimborne St Giles by Martin Bodman View from the north west; church tower just visible to the right
	Sign for the Bull Inn, Wimborne St Giles by Maigheach-gheal The bull has always been a very popular pub sign due to its recognisability and its popularity as a working animal, Some pubs with Bull in their name also stem from a religious source because bull also comes from 'bulla', an... (more)
	Watercress beds, Wimborne St Giles by Maigheach-gheal A small area of watercress cultivation on the edge of the village.
	Old apple tree, Frenchs Farm by Maigheach-gheal The old apple tree has a number of clumps of mistletoe growing on it. The mistletoe, which provides an excuse for stealing a kiss at Christmas, is said to have earned its status for some unfortunate misdemeanour as a result of which the... (more)