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    Whitemill Bridge - There are documentary references to this bridge over the Stour in the year 1175, although the bridge we see today is probably a sixteenth century structure, but the timber piling foundations themselves have been carbon dated to the twelfth century. It is alleged to be the oldest bridge site in Dorset.

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    1. shotlandka 34 months ago | reply

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    2. kelsk (having a break) 34 months ago | reply

      ₪ Brilliant Photograph by an 'H&M' Expert!

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    3. DorsetBirder 34 months ago | reply

      That amused me when I saw an identical plaque on Grey's Bridge at Dorchester.
      I've since seen Mr Fooks' name on a few of our county bridges and kicks have never worked for me either!

    4. rockwolf 33 months ago | reply

      What a great sign!

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