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A nice Fullers Pub with rooms which are clean and well maintained. Breakfast was lovely and staff friendly.

In Marchwood itself is the Church of St John the Apostle on Main Road which was built in 1843 for £8,300 (approx. £500,000 now) financed by Horatio Francis Kingsford Holloway, the owner of the Marchwood Lodge Estate at the time. If you're interested in the history of the New Forest area, visit the New Forest Knowledge website (www.nfknowledge.org) to continue your journey into the past.

Hythe is a bustling seaside town situated on the edge of the Southampton Water. It's a great place to rest and refuel after a run, possessing many great cafés, restaurants, and pubs, including the Nutmeg Café and The Lord Nelson pub.

Left turn only here. Very busy road and almost impossible to cross over

The train that operates that pier, is the oldest in the world

A great place to watch cruise and container ships go by. Or read a book!

Gets a bit narrow in places but a lot better than going down the main road

Hythe is located between the edge of the New Forest and Southampton Water. The village’s pretty Georgian high street has a range of interesting shops and there are plenty of places to stay, eat and drink. You get fantastic views over Southampton Water from the village and there is a ferry from the marina into Southampton.