downhill to the shore of the Loughor Estuary, and from here you follow a marsh path north through fields, sand dunes, sallow groves and a whispering pinewood. Wading birds can be seen on the mudflats, dark green fritillary butterflies in the dunes (look for them on purple flowers). The dune gentian may be in flower here, too.

Abbotsbury is full of attractions — thatched stone cottages, a 14th-century tithe barn, abbey ruins and the Swannery. Climb Chapel Hill for the view from St Catherine’s Chapel: the Dorset Downs, Isle of Portland and Chesil Beach. Follow the South West Coast Path to the shore of the Fleet and walk east along this brackish waterway, looking across at the mighty shingle bank of Chesil Beach. Return through Langton Herring and RoddenQ:

At the end of the movie, does Aunt May know Peter Parker is Spider-man?

When he gives Aunt May the eggs he was supposed to bring earlier, he is clearly injured but Aunt May does not suggest that he is Spider-man. (At least that's what I remember)
However, after Gwen goes to his door, Aunt May asks why he didn't ask her out and he replies that he's no good for her. Then Aunt May says something about him being good - does she know he is Spider-man?

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No, Aunt May didn't know that Peter was Spider-Man nor did she have any inklings.  Rather, what's she seeing is a teenager stricken by grief from the passing of his uncle, which he believes to be his fault, finally coming to terms