Bournemouth, Poole & Christchurch
excerpt from the book...The scenery which impresses most of us is certainly that in which Natureis seen in her wild and primitive condition, telling us of growth anddecay, and of the land's submission to eternal laws unchecked by thehand of man. Yet we also feel a certain pleasure in the contemplation ofthose scenes which combine natural beauty with human artifice, andattest to the ability with which architectural science has developedNature's virtues and concealed natural disadvantages.To a greater extent, perhaps, than any other spot in southern England,does Bournemouth possess this rare combination of natural loveliness andarchitectural art, so cunningly interwoven that it is difficult todistinguish the artificial from the natural elements of the landscape.
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