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south coast central a guide to england's south-central region downloadable desktop images [ with the images below, click to view the full-size version in your browser, or right-click to download it to your desktop; from there you can right-click on the photo filename in windows explorer and select "set as desktop background", choosing a customisation option such as "fit"or "fill"] bournemouth square cafe [click to view, right-click to download full-size version] next year, bournemouth, poole and christchurch are to merge as a single council or unitary authority, unless a pending legal action by christchurch can halt the merger, which they regard as a hostile takeover. this being the region's largest population centre, the conurbation offers a considerable range of public amenities, which is our interest here (rather than the politics of which existing council is the most / least useless or corrupt). recently, bournemouth has been promoting itself as a 'hub' for the relatively new 'digital creative' market using the [borrowed] moniker silicon beach. in furtherance of this aim, we have a set of webpage guides up [10 pages so far] on our sister site. these mainly focus on a particular neighbourhood with potential to be a local 'hub' in its own right, from downtown poole through westbourne to central christchurch. the pages are orientation guides to public amenities such as cafes and restaurants - so you don't have to be a 'digital creative' type to find them useful. for our keynote image here, we've chosen bournemouth square's centrepiece cafe, but all the pages are illustrated. the table-of-contents page for our 'silicon beach bomo' section is here. sea view cafe x 2 [hover mouse over image to see 2nd photo] after a prolonged winter (the groundhog's 2 feb prediction of 6 more weeks of winter proved only half-right), hot summery weather finally arrived with the may day holiday weekend ... though inevitably this never lasts. still, one of the delights of living by england's south coast premier resort is to be able to sit outside at some seaside (beachfront or clifftop) cafe and enjoy the sea view over a meal, ranging from the simplest fare to chef's special. here are a couple of examples of this, one from the western end of the 7 miles of sands that front bournemouth, poole and christchurch, and one from the eastern end. (hover mouse over top image to see the one beneath, which you can also download, here ). branksome beach view, groundhog day 2018 [click to view, right-click to download full-size version] february 2nd used to be observed as candlemas, an anglicisation of the celtic imbolc or oimelc, meaning when sheep's udders fill with milk in anticipation of the first spring lambs being born. the first week february is halfway between the midwinter solstice and the spring equinox, and hence a turning point in the great wheel of the year. the date is now better-known worldwide as groundhog day, when the us media gather to watch whether a local groundhog will emerge from his den; if it is sunny, he will return to his den promptly, supposedly frightened by seeing his shadow. this was a custom imported to the us by german farmers who emigrated to pennsylvania, to try to predict whether there would be an early spring or 6 more weeks of winter, i.e. up to the spring equinox march 21. the 'scientific' explanation is that, temperature and pressure being inversely related, a sunny period of 'false spring' at this time will be followed by a final stretch of wintry conditions; this is what usually happens, and this year, freezing overnight temperatures are indeed set to continue. here, the view is from just in front of poole's branksome beach cafe, where people are already sitting outside on the terrace, while others take a brisk stroll along the beachfront. harbour heights winter sunset view [click to view, right-click to download full-size version] to watch the sun set over poole harbour and the purbeck hills beyond, perhaps the best location, even in winter, is the verandah or lounge at the harbour heights hotel. this was originally built for boac passengers and crew arriving on the flying boats that landed in poole harbour, and was a vital transatlantic lifeline during the war, carrying vips including churchill. its historic role has recently been recognised with a blue plaque, pictured below, at poole museum, which was formerly 'airways house,' boac's hq. as its name reflects, the hotel was built on the heights to command the best view of the harbour, and still does. the square & compass view [click to view, right-click to download full-size version] the award-winning square & compass is one of dorset's most venerable pubs, a grade ii listed public house which opened in 1793 housed in a pair of limestone cottages. situated in a cleft in the purbeck hills, it remains unknown to many as it is off the main tourist routes, but is appealing to those wanting to avoid the crowds in corfe and swanage. the pub is one of those where there is more room outside than in, and where the only food, to go with the local ales and cider, is pasties and locally made pies. in other words, people come to sit outside and enjoy the coastal views, which includes watching the sunset, as shown here. it got extra publicity last year when charlie newman, whose family has owned the pub for generations, built a timber-replica stonehenge in the field opposite. (purbeck council ordered it removed, but after adverse publicity, granted a 2-year stay of execution.) it was in the news again this month, as the pub's own attached museum holding fossils from the jurassic coast yielded up a relic of a prehistoric rodent said to be ' mankind's oldest mammal ancestor ', now named durlstotherim newmani after the museum's founder. it is just above the hamlet of worth matravers, and you can stroll down the hill to the village duckpond which is its centrepiece. those wanting a more substantial pub walk can head the mile down to the seashore at winspit stone quarry, often used as a film and tv location. (the pub's name reflects its background in the local stone-quarrying industry.) for a longer walk, there is st aldhem's head with its mediaeval chapel and jurassic coast path memorial to worth matravers's role as a test site in wartime radar development in 19401942. poundbury designer township [click to view, right-click to download full-size version] poundbury - prince charles's 'designer' township outside dorchester - dates back to the 1990s, but has only now just found international fame with its appearance in the tv series electric dreams. the channel 4/sony anthology series is based on stories by cult sf author philip k. dick, best known for blade runner, currently also in the news for its belated remake. in the electric dreams series episode "the commuter," it portrays 'macon heights', a planned township in hampshire which was never built, but is accessible by those who desperately need to spend time somewhere that dreams come true. the producers said that poundbury, with its mix of architectural styles, was ideal, requiring no set dressing. the upmarket village, which should now properly be referred to as a township (some call it "an experimental new town"), has grown since 1993 to incorporate some 2500 buildings housing over 6,000 people, and is open to the public, with its own pub, the poet laureate. our main image above, meant to convey something of its dreamlike aspect, was taken from the a35 main road just w of dorchester, on a breezy summer day. below is a screenshot from the tv series showing one of the main streets. winchester from st giles hill viewpoint [click to view or right-click to download full-size version] in england, whenever early summer weather is variable (affecting events like glastonbury and wimbledon), the media look to st swithuns day on july 15th for a clue as to what the rest of the summer will be like, i.e. from the week the school holidays start. the popular r

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