Dorset Magazine: Why Dorset's four remaining piers are still important today

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By Helen Stiles

Editor, Dorset Magazine

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Why Dorset's four remaining piers are still important today

Boscombe Pier with its distinctive winged roof.

National Piers Society member Greg Hoar looks at how the four remaining piers still play a contemporary role in our seaside landscape.

Turmeric egg starter, a work of art on the plate and the palate.

A Dorset Dining Delight at The Saxon Inn

Local produce is brilliantly showcased at Child Okeford’s Saxon Inn

Gosfield Cottage, Winkton near Christchurch.

See inside a Grade II listed property in Winkton on the market at £1.95m

Gosfield Cottage in Winkton was originally built in 1750 and was extended significantly around 1900

Looking back down the Bull Barrow path. (Photo: Edward Griffiths)

A heathland hike to a Bronze Age Bull Barrow.

Explore nature-rich Holt Heath, briefly diverting your route to take in a Bronze Age barrow

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