Weymouth has celebrated its royal seaside history with the return of the King’s Dip. A re-enactor playing King George the Third led crowds into the sea, marking the monarch’s famous visits to the town. The weekend included a Georgian street party, parade, live music and stalls. Organisers say the event raised money for Weymouth Museum.
Weymouth has celebrated its royal seaside history with the return of the King’s Dip.
A re-enactor playing King George the Third led crowds into the sea, marking the monarch’s famous visits to the town.
The weekend included a Georgian street party, parade, live music and stalls.
Organisers say the event raised money for Weymouth Museum.
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