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Towns and Villages near Bere Regis

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Moreton

This small village is the unlikely final resting place of Lawrence of Arabia. His grave can be found in the churchyard at St Nicholas' Church, which is itself worth a visit for its unique etched-glass windows. Take a stroll around Moreton Gardens and plant centre, or stop for a cream tea at the Tea Rooms in the old school. Moreton also makes a good start for walks in nearby Moreton Forest and along The Dorset Jubilee Trail, an 80-mile trail stretching from Forde Abbey in the west to Bokerley Dyke in the north east.

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Tolpuddle

Between Dorchester and Poole, deep in Dorset's hilly countryside, Tolpuddle is a picture postcard village of thatched cottages, leafy lanes and a pretty church. The village is famous for its Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of agricultural workers who attempted to form the first ever trade union but whose efforts resulted in their deportation to Australia as criminals. A museum in the village now tells the tale through a series of fascinating exhibits.

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Wool

Located on the banks of the River Frome, Wool is a charming village surrounded by pretty countryside and the verdant hills of Dorset. Home to two traditional pubs, the village is close to the inconic Durdle Door and picturesue Jurassic Coast.

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Towns and Villages near Bere Regis

Moreton

Moreton

This small village is the unlikely final resting place of Lawrence of Arabia. His grave can be found in the churchyard at St Nicholas' Church, which is itself worth a visit for its unique etched-glass windows. Take a stroll around Moreton Gardens and plant centre, or stop for a cream tea at the Tea Rooms in the old school. Moreton also makes a good start for walks in nearby Moreton Forest and along The Dorset Jubilee Trail, an 80-mile trail stretching from Forde Abbey in the west to Bokerley Dyke in the north east.

Tolpuddle

Tolpuddle

Between Dorchester and Poole, deep in Dorset's hilly countryside, Tolpuddle is a picture postcard village of thatched cottages, leafy lanes and a pretty church. The village is famous for its Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of agricultural workers who attempted to form the first ever trade union but whose efforts resulted in their deportation to Australia as criminals. A museum in the village now tells the tale through a series of fascinating exhibits.

Wool

Wool

Located on the banks of the River Frome, Wool is a charming village surrounded by pretty countryside and the verdant hills of Dorset. Home to two traditional pubs, the village is close to the inconic Durdle Door and picturesue Jurassic Coast.