- Cerne Abbas is a village and civil parish on the River Cerne, which emerges from chalk hill springs to the north
- around the smaller village of Minterne Magna { south of Middlemarsh and Blackmore Vale },
- and flows south to its confluence with the River Frome at Charminster.
- Cerne Abbas is served by the A352 road, from Dorchester south of Charminster,
- northwards through Longburton to Sherborne.
- Besides Cerne Abbas and Minterne Magna, this category lists websites for parishes of Nether Cerne and Godmanstone
- Stratton is south west of Godmanstone, and websites for the hamlet of Forston and village of
- Charlton Down to the south east are included in the Charminster category.
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History from abbey brewing from the 10th century, 18th century expansion, and revival in 2016. Events, photo gallery, examples of pub stockists, online sales, local delivery, and contacts.
Church of England voluntary controlled primary education for the village catchment, with information for parents, children and the community.
An online forum for Cerne Abbas Village and the Cerne Giant, a famous figure carved into the chalk hill. Discussions on various subjects related to the area.
Includes details of facilities, photos, event packages, prices, what's on and contacts.
Programme and past talks by visitors, magazines to download, current projects, news, socia; media link and contact form.
Village pub formerly known as the Red Lion, offers restauarant and beer garden. Includes photo gallery, menus, opening hours, contacts and location.
Country home of the Churchill and Digby families since 1620, featuring Himalayan gardens, ooffering seasonal tours, and venue for weddings or special occasions. History, information for events, social media links and contacts.
Geoarchaeologists report their believe that the naked figure sculpted into a chalk hillside was created during the late Saxon period. Soil samples' age analysed over 12 months, suggested that the giant was forgotten after first sculpted and rediscovered later.
(May 12, 2021)
Country home of the Churchill and Digby families since 1620, featuring Himalayan gardens, ooffering seasonal tours, and venue for weddings or special occasions. History, information for events, social media links and contacts.
Includes details of facilities, photos, event packages, prices, what's on and contacts.
An online forum for Cerne Abbas Village and the Cerne Giant, a famous figure carved into the chalk hill. Discussions on various subjects related to the area.
Programme and past talks by visitors, magazines to download, current projects, news, socia; media link and contact form.
Village pub formerly known as the Red Lion, offers restauarant and beer garden. Includes photo gallery, menus, opening hours, contacts and location.
Church of England voluntary controlled primary education for the village catchment, with information for parents, children and the community.
History from abbey brewing from the 10th century, 18th century expansion, and revival in 2016. Events, photo gallery, examples of pub stockists, online sales, local delivery, and contacts.
Geoarchaeologists report their believe that the naked figure sculpted into a chalk hillside was created during the late Saxon period. Soil samples' age analysed over 12 months, suggested that the giant was forgotten after first sculpted and rediscovered later.
(May 12, 2021)
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