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Atlantic in over a million strokes: Rex Fisher attempts 3,000 miles in support of mental health charity
Choosing to spend Christmas halfway across the Atlantic, sharing a small boat with three other...
Restless Earth: Anthony Garratt, Frances Hatch and Petter Southall
Both Anthony Garratt and Frances Hatch paint the outdoors in all weather and times of...
Nature Studies: Michael McCarthy’s Christmas birds
I had a close encounter with three robins over the holiday. Not in the garden...
Brendan Buesnel at Mercato Italiano
Locally based photographer Brendan Buesnel is sharing some of his unique photograhic vision, in the...
Community Life: Robin Mills met Sam Edwards at Cerne Abbas, Dorset
'I’m the third generation of my family to live in this house in Cerne; my...
Books: John Davis looks at three dahlias, a wedding and a funeral, and Samuel Pepys
A Lively Midwinter Murder by Katy Watson
Perhaps an alternative title to this good old-fashioned, seasonal...
Stage to Screen: looking back on the Lyme Regis community play
We’re a long way from midsummer but the Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis is screening...
Preview: January 2025
Miss Havisham—the back storyVillagesWE all have our picture of Miss Havisham, the jilted bride, bitter...
January in the garden. Assessing the bare bones.
As Christmas quickly fades into memory, the New Year gets underway with lots of well...
This Month, in the not too distant past. John Davis looks at The National Trust.
This coming year, the next time you tour a beautiful garden, take in the panorama...
Top Six at the Flix for 2024
Letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/) the online social cataloguing service launched in 2011 now has over 14 million...
Where the Quiet is Louder – Cole Stacey Comes Full Circle
When I catch up with Cole Stacey in Honiton’s Boston Tea Party, he is on...
Community Life: Robin Mills met Andrew Whittle at Nettlecombe, Dorset
I come from an old Weymouth family, which we traced back to 1680, and I...
Vegetables beyond the garden By Caddy Sitwell
Part One: The apprentice triumphs over his master in the end
Point the car home and...
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The Marshwood Vale magazine is the most popular free community magazine throughout West Dorset, South Somerset and East Devon. It is read by more than 50,000 people per month. Locally owned and operated, it represents all that is unique about the wider local community.
