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A snip of something Grand!
Beaulieu Palace House 2023 - Grand Dining Hall converted from original 13th Century Monastic Abbey buildings.
u/MerchantofDoom — 17 hours ago
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Hey everyone! I'm u/MerchantofDoom, a founding moderator of r/InPostWoes.
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u/MerchantofDoom — 3 days ago
The Polisher Stone
The Polisher Stone, Fyfield Down. Rare example of a stone used for whetting and polishing axe heads.
One was recently found in Dorset, so that is next on my list.
u/HikeyBoi — 7 days ago
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The Sarsen Stones
The birth place of many of the stones used in Stonehenge and Avebury.
Fyefield Down, Wiltshire.
u/MerchantofDoom — 12 days ago
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Wayland’s Smithy
Roughly 3500 BC and likely named by the Saxons as they couldn’t explain why it was there when they arrived!
Wayland was a legendary Norse Blacksmith, so the story here was that he would shoe your horses, if you left them overnight at this spot!
* update - corrected smelling pisstake
u/MerchantofDoom — 14 days ago
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Poulnabrone Portal Tomb
Co. Clare. Ireland. I took this in 2019
u/MerchantofDoom — 18 days ago
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Happy Exploding Pine Cone Day!
Nice walking through the Tropical Gardens and listening to the pine cones crackling and shedding their seeds!
u/MerchantofDoom — 1 month ago
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Romanesco Broccoli
Beautiful and naturally occurring fractal growth of Romanesco Broccoli.
I took this a few years back as I thought the geometry looked amazing!
u/MerchantofDoom — 2 months ago
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Alum Chine Tropical Gardens
I am not normally one to knock BCP, but the gardens have been in disrepair for 2 years now and closed to visiting families (oh and locals)!
I totally appreciate there are bigger problems in the area, but given that we pay pretty much the highest Council tax in the UK, am I right to be feeling a bit irked by this now?
u/MerchantofDoom — 2 months ago
Monster Hailstones
Just got some monster hail in Bournemouth! You can hear it on the video!
u/MerchantofDoom — 3 months ago