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near to Worth Matravers, Dorset, England

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	Renscombe Rd by N Chadwick
	Hill Bottom by Philip Halling View from the South West Coast Path to cottages in Hill Bottom.
	St. Alban's Head Coastguard Station by Stephen Williams Just west of Worth Matravers is this Coastguard Rescue station used by the St. Alban's Head team, which covers the coast between Rope Lake Head [SY9277]] and Dancing Ledge SY9976.
	Track from Renscombe Farm to St Aldhelm's Head by Phil Champion There is a small public car park on the right. The track also provides access to St Aldhelm's Quarry and the former coastguard cottages.
	Renscombe Farm by Les Hull Looks like a farm conversion for holiday cottages.
	Path past Swanworth quarry by Graham Horn This is the path from Worth Matravers to join the Purbeck Way in Hill Bottom. The large Swanworth quarry is to the right.
	Sheep near Renscombe Farm by Oast House Archive
	Bean crop and wild grasses on West Hill, Worth Matravers, Isle of Purbeck by Jim Champion View north of the footpath from car park to Chapman's Pool, with a bean crop in the foreground, wild grasses and flowers beyond that and Kingston Down in the distance. The steep-sided coombe that makes up the NW half of this grid... (more)
	Stream, Hill Bottom by Robin Webster Looking upstream.
	Path through oilseed rape field, West Hill by David Martin
	Footpath through arable field near Renscombe farm, Worth Matravers by Phil Champion
	E Site-TRE Radar Development Site. by Bob Embleton Radar Development moved to Worth Matravers in May 1940, but then moved to a safer site at Great Malvern in 1942. The only building left standing is here on E Site. Also on this site stood a 360 foot high steel mast - it was the last mast to... (more)