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Any clearance or forestry work requires walkers and bikers to use some common sense and to be able to read the environment. The more accidents that happen in these locations the more likely it is that they will be shut to the public for the duration. Let's be safe and realistic out there.

This forest is currently not safe! The tractors have torn through the paths, leaving you jumping over, climbing down in, and ultimately sinking into the tractors' paths. My sister got stuck knee deep in the mud, leaving the only option to call emergency services. Please avoid until the forest work is finished! This forest should not be open to the public right now.

Droxford is a thriving, beautiful historic village located in the Meon valley. Droxford is first recorded in history when the Manor of Drocenesforda (Droxford) was granted to the Prior and monks of St. Swithun, Winchester, by King Egbert in 826. It has good access to the Meon Valley Trail. Its St Mary's and all Saints church dates back to Norman times. In June 1944 Droxford railway station was used by Winston Churchill as his base during preparations for the Normandy Landings and imminent D-Day invasion. Based in an armoured train carriage parked in the sidings at Droxford, Churchill met with numerous ministers, military commanders and leaders of allied nations. https://www.droxfordweb.co.uk/community/droxford-village-community-7711/home/

A path runs the circumference of Catland Copse and along the beautiful River Hamble.

Manor Farm in Hampshire is a museum that showcases rural life through the centuries. The farm features a manor house, a working farm, traditional craft workshops, a range of beautiful historic buildings, and a plethora of farm animals that the kids will love to interact with.

Little Hill 50 to 60 meters. the peak cannot be identified easily, hidden in the wood.

we were there at low tide, its different every time..

This magnificent Tudor cottage lies just south of Swanmore, to the south east of Bishop's Waltham. A Grade II-listed building, the cottage has fascinating brickwork between its old timbers. The house isn't open to visitors but you can easily admire it from the lane alongside.