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Studland Bay

A group of members from Dorset Blind Association enjoyed an unforgettable kayaking adventure along Dorset's spectacular Jurassic Coast on July 17, thanks to the continued support of local outdoor activity specialists Land & Wave.
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Kayaking adventure in Dorset proves sight loss doesn't limit outdoor experiences

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Volunteer divers record seahorse courtship and pregnancies in Studland Bay

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Men reportedly engaging in sexual activity on Studland beach where "families walk"

Plans to move speed limit buoys closer to shore in Swanage and Studland bays have been dropped following strong public opposition, Dorset Council has confirmed. Plans to move speed limit buoys closer to shore in Swanage and Studland bays have been dropped following strong public opposition, Dorset Council has confirmed.
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Plans to move speed limit buoys in Dorset dropped following public opposition

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The Famous Five adventure returns to Purbeck for the first time in 80 years

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What's on at National Trust sites in Dorset for May half term

Studland Bay in Dorset has been named the the fifth best ‘hidden gem’ beach to visit this spring by outdoor experts GO Outdoors. Studland Bay in Dorset has been named the the fifth best ‘hidden gem’ beach to visit this spring by outdoor experts GO Outdoors.
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Dorset beach named one of UK's best 'hidden gem' coastal spots to visit

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