Weymouth Jubilee clocktower Picture
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This Weymouth Clocktower picture is taken from Weymouth esplanade. A walk along Weymouth esplanade takes in all the sights, from Weymouth pier, past the numerous attractions on Weymouth beach, the trampolines, the Weymouth donkeys, Weymouth Punch and Judy, past the Jubilee clock and on towards the old pier. Continueing on you will get to Greenhill gardens - just one of the many Weymouth gardens and eventually Bowleaze coveway. You will see the beauitful sights across the bay including the Osmington White Horse and the Nothe in the other direction.
Weymouth Clocktower stands on Weymouth Esplanade, erected in 1887, Weymouths Jubilee clock is a focal point on the Georgian Weymouth Esplanade. Weymouth clocktower was one of many 'Jubilee clocks' built around England to celebrate Queen Victorias Jubilee. There is also a status of Queen Victoria further along the Weymouth seafront.
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