The Spice Ship at Preston
leaving Weymouth on the X53
Royal Hotel, Weymouth
Weymouth clock tower
King's Statue, Weymouth
coming into Portesham
bussing through Abbotsbury
distant chapel landmark
high above the Chesil
The Bull Inn at Swyre
lone trees in the storm
Anchor bus stop
out of West Bay
harbour carbuncles
The Crown Inn near Bridport
Bridport Fire Station
Rawles sign at Bridport
The Ropemakers at Bridport
Bridport town clock
The Tanners at Bridport
house in West Allington
Colmer's Hill with bracken
The George Inn at Chideock
The Sunray at Osmington
a passing mansion
Wool level crossing
phone box at Wool Station
ugly bus stop at Wool Station
The Stokeford Inn
West Street, Wareham
The Antelope at Wareham
Red Lion and town hall
Streche's almshouse
Williams the Baker
Wareham town museum
Wareham phone boxes
Wareham Post Office
The Salt Pig at Wareham
North Street shop signs
Anglebury House, Wareham
The Kings Arms at Wareham
St Martin's-on-the-Walls
Wareham signal box
Wareham bus stop
The Sandford near Wareham
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It is the only horse with a rider, representing King George III, who regularly visited Weymouth, and made it 'the first resort', riding on his horse. There is a legend that King George was offended that the figure was riding out of Weymouth, a sign that he was not welcome, and never returned, but he was not well at this time and later may just have not been up to making the journey again.
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