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| − | Overcombe is a small clifftop village in Dorset popular with summer tourists. Recently the remains of a Roman temple dedicated to the worship of the goddess Ilarus were found at nearby Jordan Hill. Local amenities include a combined post office/shop (catering to local people), a pub and the small twelfth century church of St Agnes. | + | Overcombe is a small clifftop village in [[Dorset]] popular with summer tourists. Recently the remains of a Roman temple dedicated to the worship of the goddess Ilarus were found at nearby Jordan Hill. Local amenities include a combined post office/shop (catering to local people), a pub and the small twelfth century church of St Agnes. |
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Overcombe is a small clifftop village in Dorset popular with summer tourists. Recently the remains of a Roman temple dedicated to the worship of the goddess Ilarus were found at nearby Jordan Hill. Local amenities include a combined post office/shop (catering to local people), a pub and the small twelfth century church of St Agnes.