This Dorset hidden gem features four miles of pristine sands, crystal-clear waters, and stunning views of Old Harry Rocks on ...
A charming UK beach has miles of golden sands and sheltered waters - but TikTok users have dubbed it a 'playground for the ...
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Scientists locate remains of a 395-year-old shipwreck
Winter storms along the Dorset coast have exposed wooden timbers that maritime archaeologists believe belong to a merchant vessel lost nearly four centuries ago. Bournemouth University researchers ...
Experts think the newly unearthed timbers may have come from the "Fame From Hoorn," an armed Dutch merchant vessel that sank ...
Open talk in Wimborne explores Studland Bay Marine Conservation Zone. Join U3A event on 20 March to discuss marine protection, policy, and ...
Archaeologists are excavating timbers from a suspected 17th Century shipwreck revealed on a beach after winter storms. The remains were discovered at the National Trust-owned Studland Bay, in Dorset, ...
A beloved beach in the South West was transformed into something resembling a scene from Stranger Things after hundreds of peculiar creatures appeared on the shoreline. Visitors to Studland Bay, ...
On hearing of a proposed tunnel bid from Sandbanks to Shell Bay, hundreds of our readers took to social media to shed their own thoughts on ...
A 17th century shipwreck has been excavated by archaeologists and university students on a popular Dorset beach.
A tunnel from Sandbanks to Studland has been proposed by an ambitious individual in the hopes of bypassing delays from the chain ferry.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Part of a historic shipwreck has been revealed on a beach in the wake of Storm Chandra. The exposed timbers were discovered at the ...
The sighting was made at Christchurch Quay by keen-eyed photographer JoJo Arnell, a member of the Bournemouth Echo Dorset camera club, who captured photos and video of the otter exploring the area. Ms ...
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