Abbotsbury

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Abbotsbury is a village in the county of Dorset, England, famous for its swannery (place where swans are bred). A ruined Benedictine abbey in Abbotsbury has a pulpit with bullet holes received in the 1640's, during the English Civil War. St. Catherine's Chapel stands on a nearby hilltop.

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