ABBOTSBURY
Dorset, England
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Abbotsbury, Dorset, England         OS Map Grid Ref: SY577852
 The County of Dorset
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SWANNERY
The large swannery of Mute Swans (Cygnus olor) at Abbotsbury is kept down to about 800 pairs by the Swanherd, a remainder of the Middle Ages when swanswere regularly served at banquets.

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The swannery is home to probably the second largest herd of Mute Swans in Europe.

LINTON COTTAGE
John Harman, as well as running Linton Cottage as a hotel is a bee keeper. He has set up a small glass demonstration hive in the dining room of the hotel, connected by a tube to the exterior, which contains some 5,000 bees.

To the south-west of the village, near the beach, are strip lynchetts (click here for arial photograph).

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1802.May.21The crew of the Abbotsbury vessel Greyhound caught a 15-ton fish off the Dorset Coast
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1917.Sep.23Dredger St Dunstan sunk by a mine off Abbotsbury with the loss of 2 lives
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1918.Sep.14The 647-ton merchantman Gibel Hamam torpedoed off the Dorset coast at Abbotsbury by UB-103, whilst on a voyage from Swansea to France with cargo of coal, with the loss of twenty-one lives including that of the master
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