Search:

Historic Towns & Picturesque Villages

Plush, in Dorset
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
The only road through the village is a quiet narrow lane. Half a mile further on around the bend, the Wessex Ridgeway crosses the lane on it's way to the Cerne Valley. The Wessex Ridgeway is a long-distance bridleway, which takes a diagonal route from the top of Dorset down to Lyme Regis on the coast.

Image cannot be loaded

Plush, in Dorset
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
Because there is very little traffic through the village, the inhabitants in some of the cottages are able to place pot plants along the roadside.

Image cannot be loaded

Landscape around Plush, Dorset
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

Image cannot be loaded

Single lane road leaving Plush, Dorset
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)
Sorry about the camera. My Panasonic battery had died and I really wanted to capture this shot. Good old Iphone to the rescue!

Image cannot be loaded

Plush, in Dorset
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
Plush is one of Dorset's smallest villages, hidden away between Mappowder and Dorchester, about 5 miles north of Piddletrenthide. However, it's pub, The Brace Of Pheasants pictured here, has a big reputation for good food. The village still has it's original GPO phone box like many of Dorsets' villages.

Image cannot be loaded

Plush, in Dorset
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
Laburnum in bloom on a quiet spring afternoon.

Image cannot be loaded

Landscape around Plush, Dorset
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

Image cannot be loaded

A Slideshow of Plush, in the county of Dorset

Click here to view fullscreen. Click an image to exit slideshow.

Search:

Historic Towns & Picturesque Villages

A Slideshow of Plush, in the county of Dorset

Main Menu

Explore England

More

Username:
Password:
	Login Cancel

Search:

Historic Towns & Picturesque Villages

Log In or Register!

A Slideshow of Plush, in the county of Dorset

Main Menu

Explore England

More