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Tarr steps, Exmoor
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
Market place, frome
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
St Joseph’s chapel, Glastonbury
(From a Photograph by Mr Walter Raymond)
Glastonbury tor
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
Alfoxden house, near Holford
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
Horner woods and Porlock vale
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
The hanging chapel, Langport
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
Luccombe village
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
Mells village
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
Minehead
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
MONTACUTE HOUSE
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
THE GEORGE INN, NORTON ST PHILIP
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
NUNNEY CASTLE AND VILLAGE (From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
OLD BANK, PORLOCK
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
ALLERFORD
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
SHEPTON MALLET CROSS
(From a Photograph by Mr Walter Raymond)
NETHER STOWEY
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
TAUNTON FROM THE RIVER
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
WELLS CATHEDRAL
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
VICARS’ CLOSE, WELLS
(From a Photograph by Messrs Frith, Reigate)
THE PALACE GATEWAY, WELLS
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
WESTON-SUPER-MARE
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
NINE SPRINGS, YEOVIL
(From a Photograph by Messrs Valentine, Dundee)
I. SITUATION AND EXTENT
SOMERSET is one of the S.W. counties of England. On the N. it is washed by the Bristol Channel; on the N.E. the Avon, like a silver streak, divides it from Gloucestershire; it is bordered on the E. by Wiltshire; its S.E. neighbour is Dorset; and on the S.W. it touches Devon. Its shape is so irregular that dimensions give a misleading indication of its extent. Its extreme length is about 60 m., and its greatest width
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