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Sandsfoot Castle: A Key Part of Weymouth's History Could Disappear into the Sea
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Sandsfoot Castle: A Key Part of Weymouth's History Could Disappear into the Sea
Overlooking the waters of Portland Harbour on the western edge of Weymouth stands the ruined remains of Sandsfoot Castle, one of Dorset’s most striking historic landmarks. Although now a crumbling ruin perched on fragile cliffs, the castle once formed an important part of England’s coastal defences. Its story stretches back nearly five centuries and reflects the political tensions, military threats and natural forces that have shaped Britain’s c…
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