차머스 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

농장에서 자체 생산한 좋은 제품들이 많이 있습니다. 난민들을 위해 판매되는 도자기 제품도 있습니다.

마시우드에 있는 세인트 메리 교회(St Mary's Church)를 방문하신다면, 훨씬 더 오래된 이야기에 대한 빅토리아 시대의 "재부팅" 속으로 발을 들여놓는 것입니다. 고전적인 19세기 시골 교회처럼 보이지만, 그 역사는 폐허, 2,000명 규모의 파티, 돌 속에 숨겨진 새들과 관련된 생존자의 이야기입니다. 개장 시간 이 교회는 골든 캡 팀 교회(Golden Cap Team of Churches)의 일부이며 일반적으로 매일 방문객에게 개방됩니다(보통 오전 10시부터 오후 4시까지). 주일 예배: 예배는 보통 오전 11시에 열리지만, 현지 게시판을 확인하세요. 이곳은 마을의 "아날로그 소셜 미디어"이며 항상 최신 시간 정보를 제공합니다. 학교 시절: 교회는 인접한 초등학교와 매우 멋진 파트너십을 맺고 있습니다. 아이들이 건물을 교실이나 홀로 사용하는 것을 보더라도 놀라지 마세요! "새로운" 옛 교회 원래의 중세 예배당은 마시우드 성(Marshwood Castle)에 더 가까웠지만 1600년대에는 폐허가 되었습니다. 현재 건물은 19세기 "재단장"이었습니다: 1840년의 파티: 1840년에 새 탑의 기초석을 놓았을 때 약 2,000명의 사람들이 구경하러 왔습니다. 작은 마을에 엄청난 인파였습니다. 마치 철기 시대의 경기장 콘서트와 같았을 것입니다! "쪼는 새들": 안쪽 돌기둥을 주의 깊게 살펴보세요. 기둥의 꼭대기(주두)에는 "뻣뻣한 잎" 모양의 잎사귀와 잎을 쪼는 작은 새들이 조각되어 있습니다. 빅토리아 시대 버전의 월리를 찾아라와 같습니다. 저렴한 재건축: 교회의 대부분은 1884년에 단 900파운드로 재건되었습니다. 지금은 싸게 들리지만, 당시에는 지역 목사가 이끄는 엄청난 지역 사회의 노력이었습니다. 둘러볼 만한 가치 새를 찾는 것 외에도, 교회는 마시우드 베일(Marshwood Vale)의 멋진 전망과 함께 조용하고 사색적인 분위기를 제공합니다. 지역의 잡석 벽과 다듬은 돌로 만들어져 주변 도싯셔 언덕과 완벽하게 어울리는 거칠고 "정직한" 모습을 보여줍니다.

A main south west hotspot for hunting fossils

Situated on the Dorset/Devon border and just two miles from Lyme Regis, Charmouth is a quiet, unspoilt village, with lots of amenities. The village has a rich history going back hundreds of years, and was once on the main road from London to Exeter. As a consequence of this historical strategic location the village has seen many important visitors over the years with King Charles II staying in the village during his escape to France, and Jane Austen who, as a regular visitor, once wrote that Charmouth was “a nice place for sitting in unwearied contemplation”. Fortunately these days the busy roads bypass the village, and Charmouth retains the charm and tranquility it has enjoyed for hundreds of years. Charmouth is best known for its beach. Recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage site, the local coastline provides an unique insight into millions of years of evolution, and of course is best known as the Jurassic Coast due to the large number of fossils that can be found on the beaches. However, the beach is not just for fossil hunters, having large areas of sand and gently shelving waters that make it an ideal family day out when the sun shines. The local cafés, shops and the Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre provide food, drink, beach goods and information about the geology and fossils. Within the village Charmouth has a wide range of shops to ensure that visitors do not need to venture further afield during their stay. Everything from daily essentials, household and holiday goods, gifts, and beauty salons all available right in the village centre. A range of pubs, restaurants and cafés give a fantastic choice of refreshments from breakfast to dinner. As part of both the Jurassic Coast and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty it is possible to lose yourself in sights, countryside and wildlife.

Opening1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024 * March to October: 7 days a week from 10:30am until 4:30pm. (Closed Tuesdays in March) November to February: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 10:30am until 4.00pm. Ticket Type Ticket Tariff Beach Clean / Nurdle Hunt Free Centre Admission Free Fossil Hunting Walk (Adult) £14.00 per ticket Fossil Hunting Walk (Child) £8.00 per ticket Seashore Safari (Adult) £10.00 per ticket Seashore Safari (Child) £5.00 per ticket Visit Raffle, a rare 3D plesiosaur skeleton. Named after Raffle the dog, who found the fossil whilst walking the beach with owner Tracey Barclay, this unique Jurassic marine reptile is one of the few 3D Lower Jurassic plesiosaurs in the world. Free to enter, it has an incredible array of fossils on display from the world-famous Jurassic Coast. Meet their newest and biggest residents: Raffle, a 3D plesiosaur skeleton, and David Attenborough’s Sea Dragon (as seen on TV). All the fossils are kindly on temporary loan from local fossil collectors, and so with more fossils found every day, the displays are frequently changing to showcase the newest fossils. Going out fossil hunting? they'll get you geared up to help you hunt! Whether that’s joining a guided fossil hunting walk with their expert wardens (run all year round) or getting free hints and tips from the knowledgeable volunteers in the Centre, they are there to help. Being right on the seafront of the world-class fossil hunting beach of Charmouth, they are well placed to identify your fossil finds too. The gift shop and online shop are well stocked to help you too, including fossil hunting kits, fossil ID guides and books. Right at the heart of the Lyme Bay Marine Conservation Area, they also celebrate the life under the waves. Between April – October they fill their catch and release fish tank with creatures from Charmouth’s rockpools. Why not join them on a Seashore Safari where they discover the fascinating local rockpool creatures. they are passionate about keeping the seas clean, and run regular free beach cleans and nurdle hunts. Public walks can be booked via their website: www.charmouth.org/chcc/events-calendar/.

Beach huts are available to hire for the summer or winter seasons. They can also be hired on a daily or weekly basis between May-September. Full time residents of Charmouth Parish may enter an annual lottery for a number of huts that are made available for the summer season at 50% of the full price. These are normally located on the grass area. The lottery also includes blue huts on the beach which are restricted initially to residents with children aged under 18. The lottery takes place at the beginning of April each year. ** PLEASE NOTE THAT SEASONAL HUTS ARE FULLY BOOKED FOR THIS YEAR AND THE SUBSTANTIAL WAITING LIST IS CURRENTLY CLOSED**

More information about opening times etc. can be found here: https://charmouth.org/chcc/ Important⚠️!! You are not allowed to be on some parts of the beach at high tide, as there is a risk of being trapped or the beach could flood. The tide table is available in the visitor center and you can also find out the best time of day to search there. We had fun, the beach is very beautiful and we found something 😉

The height of Conegar Hill is 214 meters. It is a striking hill to the north of the village of Broadwindsor in the Yeovil Scarplands, in the county of Dorset in southern England. It has a prominence of 51 meters and is classified as one of the Tumps. A Tump is a mound with a height of at least 30 meters and a prominence of at least 30 meters. The road itself does not cross the top of Conegar hill.