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World Heritage Beach - Burton Bradstock
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Title: World Heritage Beach

Place: Burton Bradstock

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About: The people enjoying a day out on the beach might not have been aware that Burton Bradstock beach and cliffs are included in the new World Heritage Site which runs from Orcombe Point, near Exmouth in D......

Photograph Added: 25th August 2010

Looking across to Burton Bradstock Village - Burton Bradstock
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Title: Looking across to Burton Bradstock Village

Place: Burton Bradstock

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About: This is the view of Burton Bradstock village that can be enjoyed if you walk up the cliff path. The panoramic vistas on either side of the beach make the climb up the cliff paths well worth the effort

Photograph Added: 11th August 2010

Interesting Clouds - Burton Bradstock
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Title: Interesting Clouds

Place: Burton Bradstock

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About: The cloud formation in this photograph is awesome, we had climbed up the path on the opposite side to the village to get an overview and were rewarded with this truly spectacular sight.

Photograph Added: 11th August 2010

Empty Seats - Burton Bradstock
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Title: Empty Seats

Place: Burton Bradstock

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About: When we took the photographs of the pretty village of Burton Bradstock it was early in the morning and the seats were empty. we are sure that they are popular in the summer and of course with people w......

Photograph Added: 25th February 2010

View of Pretty Thatch Cottages - Burton Bradstock
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Title: View of Pretty Thatch Cottages

Place: Burton Bradstock

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About: On previous visits to Burton Bradstock we have gone straight to the beach but the village is very pretty and there is a very nice community feeling. Villagers seem to take a pride in their village and......

Photograph Added: 18th February 2010

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About Burton Bradstock Dorset.

Burton Bradstock is a very pretty village at the end of the Bride Valley. Many of the thatched cottages were built in the 16th and 17th century from local stone.

Today Burton Bradstock has approximately 1,000 residents and as part of the Millennium activities, the Parish Council has funded the creation of a village web site http://www.burtonbradstock.org.uk this website states that the village of today has 'a school, a shop, post office stores, cafe on the beach, two pubs, hotel, garage, W.I. Hall, Reading Room and even a library! Few modern villages can boast so many amenities. It has an impressive range of active groups including the Church, Women's Institute, Royal British Legion , Village Society, Burton Bradstock Players (our own pantomime), Bride Valley Scout Group and Parish Council to name but a few'

The church of St. Marys is a particularly fine example of 14th to 15th century building and there is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel built in 1825 in a much plainer style than the church. Beside the chapel is an L-shaped cottage that still has some stone mullioned windows dating back to 1635. Near the end of the village is Grove Mill built in 1803 it was the first 'flax swinging mill' to use machinery to separate flax fibres in the West of England. There is an inscription on the mill that records this detail for prosperity.

The beach at Burton Bradstock is pebbly and the nearby car park is owned by the National Trust. From the coastal path it is possible to walk to West Bay or go in an eastward direction to West Bexington