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    Whortleberry (Blueberry) picking was an important source of extra income in the summer months. The location of this image has been described as on the path to ‘Reg Hobb’s’ wood, Dodington but the exact is unknown.

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    Woodlands Farm, between Holford and Dodington

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    Woodlands House, between Holford and Dodington

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    Dodington Hall

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    Dodington Hall

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    View from Dodington with Bridgwater Bay (about four miles away) in the background with Steep Holm on the extreme left and Brean Down left of centre. Just breaking the front edge of the bay and more…

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    This photograph is believed to be of a painting, by Buckler, of Dodington Manor House (Hall) painted in about 1840

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    This photograph is believed to be of a painting, by Buckler, of Dodington Church and painted in about 1840

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    The Castle of Comfort Hotel on the A39 road, with Dukes Plantation beyond

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    The Castle of Comfort on the A39 road between Nether Syowey and Holford.

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    The Castle of Comfort Hotel with Dukes Plantation beyond

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    All Saints Church in Dodington. The church is now closed (2015)

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    A photograph (of a photograph taken by Robert Gillo 1841-1891) showing a very early All Saints Church, Dodington

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    Dodington Hall. The original Hall was built in the fifteenth century.

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    Dodington Hall.

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    Dodington Hall. The original Hall was built in the fifteenth century.

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    Dodington Hall

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    Dodington Hall

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    A view of the Castle of Comfort Hotel. The conspicuous square amongst the trees is now Duke’s Plantation.

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    All Saint’s Church is a Grade 1 listed building, but no longer used for regular services.

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    The Castle of Comfort Hotel near Dodington. Note the relatively sparse trees on the hillside immediately behing the building and the square of, not yet mature, pines of Duke’s Plantation.

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    Dodington Hall was built in the 15 century but fell into disrepair and was used as a farmhouse in the 17 century.

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    Dodington Hall.

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    The Castle of Comfort Hotel which was a very lowly inn when it was used by John Walford in the late 18 century. John Walford was hung for murdering his wife and then displayed in a…

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    View from Dodington with Bridgwater Bay (about four miles away) in the background with Steep Holm on the extreme left and Brean Down left of centre. On the edge of the bay, and above the written…