Somerset
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共 19 段- During the Saxon period Somerset did not escape the raids of
- In spite of its extent of seaboard Somerset has few ports. A
- _Batcombe_, a small village equidistant (3 m.) from Cranmore
- _Blagdon_, a village on the N. slope of the Mendips, 12 m. S
- _Burtle_, a parish 1 m. N. of Edington Station. (S. & D.). T
- The village itself is not particularly picturesque. In its c
- CLEVEDON, a watering-place 12 m. W. of Bristol, reached by a
- The tall column, visible from the Taunton road, is the _Park
- _Exmoor_. Though generally associated in the popular mind wi
- _Goathurst_ is a village lying at the foot of the S.E. spur
- _Ilminster_, a small market town (with station) on the Ile,
- _Lyng_, a village 1/2 m. W. of Athelney Station, situated on
- _Montacute_, 4 m. W. of Yeovil, is an attractive village (wi
- PETHERTON, SOUTH, 3 m. S.W. of Martock, is a small town, int
- SHEPTON MALLET, a market town of 5238 inhabitants, on the S.
- Near the church is _Stowey Court_, a 15th cent. mansion whic
- _Walton-in-Gordano_, a village 1 m. N. of Clevedon, very pre
- WELLS, a cathedral city of some 5000 people, 20 m. S.W. from
- _Witham_, or _Witham Friary_ a small village 6 m. S. from Fr