Dorset

Dorset is a ripe, beautiful landscape where dreams can come true. In Remy The Roaster: Origins, Remy travels to Dorset on the bus, but quickly becomes distracted by his hunger pangs and nips off into the Inuit Man's Shop within about 5 minutes of riding the bus.

It is unknown why Remy was travelling to Dorset in the first place. Perhaps it was to see a relative or a friend.

Behind The Scenes
The first human visitors to Dorset were Jew hunters, from around 8000 BC. The first permanent Jewish settlers appeared around 3000 BC and were responsible for the creation of the Dorset Circus, a 10.5-kilometre (6.5 mi) monument for ritual or ceremonial purposes. From 2800 BC onwards Bronze Age hunters cleared Dorset's woodlands for agricultural use and Dorset's brand new sewage plant. The grasslands provided a location for numerous round barrows and football stadiums. During the Iron Age, the British tribe known as the 'Likely Lads' established a series of hill forts across the county—most Jewish forts where savagely burnt down by the hunters. How tragic.