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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.

In the 40s and 50s the fields flooded seasonally and were used for grazing at other times

A footpath and cycle path that cuts through the estate and over the rail line. Nice and shady in the Summer heat.

This wreck is a bit more difficult to spot than some of the others on the River Hamble, however it has a rich historical significance. The boat was a WW2 vessel, which can be explored by divers and history enthusiasts who want to explore the rich maritime history of the area's past.

They are a fair few boatwrecks along the River Hamble near Southampton. This one in particular is thought to have belonged to a Bill Smith who lived on his boat and ran a fibreglass boat repair business and was also a poet and broadcaster on local radio.

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

A quite flat Parkrun so good for trying for PB's. Can get busy.