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Dorset Walks
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Following ancient tracks, Edward Griffiths explores the royal hunting grounds of Cranborne Chase, finishing with a riverside stroll by the Allen
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Edward Griffiths embarks on a lovely walk through ancient woodland which also offers superb views over the Blackmore Vale and Cranborne Chase
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Edward Griffiths walks the chalk slopes of the Ridgeway to visit a 200-year-old horse
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Ron Kirby of the Dorchester Strollers reveals how the town’s inhabitants are getting fit as a fiddle in 2012
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Edward Griffiths explores the fascinating alleyways of this historic seaside town...
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Discover more about the bells of Wimborne Minster
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About Us
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This website aims to give you a wealth of exclusive online content that accompanies what you can discover within Dorset magazine and is for enjoying life in Dorset.
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Editor's Choice
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Christine McFadden keeps the food miles low and the taste factor high as she sources some of the finest Dorset produce for a Christmas Feast
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Malcolm Rigby discovers a unique document that captures the sometimes colourful wartime experiences of Dorset’s WI members
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As the world’s best dinghy sailors and windsurfers go head-to-head on Dorset’s Olympic waters, Karenza Morton meets the world-class photographer Richard Langdon who will be capturing them on camera
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Muskets, pikestaffs, feasting and jousting, Jeremy Miles meets the men and women who are bringing history back to life at Lulworth Castle, Dorset this summer
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August is the best time for rockpooling, so Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Marine Officer, Emma Rance, gets up close and personal with some critters you may meet along the shoreline during a seashore safari
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After decades of anti-veal campaigns and new legislation, this tender meat is back on the menu but this time it’s rose coloured, as Christine McFadden discovers when she met the Sealey family who set up Jurassic Coast Meats in Winfrith Newburgh
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2010 marks Bournemouth’s 200th birthday. Edward Griffiths reveals how the town was established and how it is celebrating this momentous milestone
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Nicky Hoare from Dorset Wildlife Trust caught up with wildlife film maker and Dorset enthusiast Simon King to find out about his recent experiences filming the wildlife of the county both above and below the waves for the BBC Springwatch series
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Latest Blogs
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Find out how the 470 Girls feel after an incredible ten months competing together and more their podium finish at the Perth International Regatta, the Sailing World Championships and final event of 2011 in Saskia’s latest blog
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Tara Cox reports on the santa themed runs throughout December which are raising money for the British Heart Foundation. Fundraising and Volunteer Manager of the BHF Neil Jarrett, explains a little more about the events, what the money raised goes towards and his message to anyone thinking of getting involved this December.
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It’s been a pretty starry couple of weeks what with going to the BOA Olympic Ball and Hannah getting a shout for the 470 Girls from Snoop Doggy Dog on Twitter!
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Catch up on the latest from Olympic gold medallist Paul Goodison
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Food & Drink
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Christine McFadden keeps the food miles low and the taste factor high as she sources some of the finest Dorset produce for a Christmas Feast
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Nick Fisher co-author of The River Cottage Fish Book, embraces his inner hunter-gatherer with a cook-out on the beach for the family. Photos by Simon Wheeler
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Janusz Szyszka, Head Chef of Urban Reef, Boscombe, creates a menu packed with fresh, zingy summer flavours. Photos by Martyn Norsworthy
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Mark started keeping bees about 5 years ago and was lucky enough to be offered part of the farm to experiment with different bee husbandry techniques and organic rotations.
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If you think including a sandwich in your picnic fare sounds a tad naff, then in our August magazine, Lesley Waters will change your mind with another one of her delicious recipes using tasty rustic bread, that won't go soggy!
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A Dorset worm farmer has ditch his wrigglers in favour of a real gourmet slow food - snails, Mark Donovan meets the man behind Dorset Escargot
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