Vodafone Tower

Vodafone Tower, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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Horton Tower Horton Dorset.
Built in 1750 by architect and Lord of Horton Manor, Humphrey Sturt, who was also an MP for Dorset (1745 - 1786).
The tower has found a new purpose as a place to house mobile phone signal masts - fixed discreetly to its sides, near the top of the tower - with mobile phone company Vodafone undertaking some restoration work after they received planning permission to attach the masts.

Stag Gate

Stag Gate, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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Stage Gate Charborough Park Dorset.
Charborough Park is surrounded by one of the longest brick walls in England built between 1841 and 1842.

PAP (Pole Aerial Photography).

5 Legged Stag!

5 Legged Stag!, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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Stag Gate Charborough Park Dorset.
The only 5 legged stag in existance! The 5th 'leg' is actually a tree stump incorporated into the statue for strength.

PAP (Pole Aerial Photography).

Take Note!

Take Note!, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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St Mary's Church Tyneham Dorset.

Christmas 1943 - Notice left on the Church read -
Please treat the church and houses with care; we have given up our homes where many of us lived for generations to help win the war to keep men free. We shall return one day and thank you for treating the village kindly.

Home to Rest

Home to Rest, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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Tyneham Dorset.
Arthur Henry John Grant (1922-2010)

Centenary Border

Centenary Border, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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Sir Harold Hillier Gardens Romsey Hampshire.
Under construction: Their biggest planting project to take place there for many years.Landscape Architects & Garden Designers - Julia Fogg & Anny Evason.

PAP (Pole Aerial Photography).

Ghost Village

Ghost Village, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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Tyneham Dorset.

Tyneham revisited! - Post Office Row.