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near to Cerne Abbas, Dorset, England

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	Cerne Abbas Giant by Nigel Freeman Yet another photograph of the Giant!
	Path around the base of Giant Hill by Tim Heaton Too foggy to see 'the Giant'
	The Giant, Cerne Abbas by John H Darch
	Direction Sign ï¿½ Signpost on Long Lane in Cerne Abbas by Mr Red Located on the north side of the junction of Long Street and Piddle Street in Cerne Abbas parish. 3 arms and cap finial. Milestone Society National ID: DO_ST6601A
	The Cerne Giant by Colin Smith View of the "Rude Man" carved into the hillside above Cerne Abbas. It has been mooted to date back to Celtic British times but research published in 2021 dates the figure to the Saxon age C7-C11.... (more)
	Cerne Abbas houses [29] by Michael Dibb Number 34 Long Street is dated 1844, built with rendered walls and a thatched roof. The slightly canted shop window is 20th century. Listed, grade II, with details at: Link... (more)
	The Pitchmarket, Cerne Abbas by Peter Beaven The Pitchmarket is where farmers would pitch their corn sacks on market days for purchasersï¿½ inspection. The row of Tudor houses is considered to be the finest in Dorset.
	Cerne Abbas Giant Renovation (2) by Nigel Mykura The ribs on the right hand side of the Giant. The new chalk is being tamped down. 17 tons of chalk had been used in renovating the giant from head to crotch and another 10 tons had been ordered to do the remainder (legs)
	Cerne Abbas, St. Mary's Church: Consecration Cross, chancel north wall by Michael Garlick
	Long Street, Cerne Abbas, Dorset by David Purchase This is the main street of Cerne Abbas, although the main road, the A352, passes behind the camera. The Royal Oak Inn is at the centre of the picture. The village is much visited for the Cerne Giant, the figure of a naked club-wielding... (more)
	Cerne Abbas: View of Long Street by Mr Eugene Birchall View towards the signposted junction to Piddletrenthide
	Cerne Giant at Cerne Abbas by Gillian Thomas The Cerne Abbas Giant or the 'Rude Man' is one of the largest hillfigures in Britain, he (the figure's gender is beyond doubt) is one of two representations of the human form, the other being the Long Man of Wilmington in... (more)