쉬운 버튼 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

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As you can see, I got lost in a clay shooting area!!!

A fantastic spot for birdwatching, boasting a diverse range of habitats that attract over 300 bird species. While it's a popular tourist area, it also offers dedicated facilities for bird enthusiasts.

Gravel track with great views. Watch out for the horses roaming around.

The sand and shingle beach below the cliffs is generally fairly quiet and remains largely undeveloped. At low tide a good expanse of sand is exposed. The beach can be accessed either from Highcliffe Castle or by taking the mile-long path from Friar’s Cliff Beach. For much of the length of the beach a raised promenade runs along the base of the cliffs. Dogs are allowed on beach, but best on a lead, also a car park is nearby with room for 200 vehicles.

Views all across the new forest, Christchurch and even the isle of wight here.

I love it up here. whether on foot or bike. it says no cycling in places, but do we really listen to the rules? Nah not reahere.lly. Some hilarious moments coming off mtb

The Norman House is a rare example of Norman domestic architecture in England. Whereas most ordinary domestic buildings of this date were built of timber, the house was built of stone, reflecting the high status of its builder. The tall, circular Norman chimney is a particularly unusual survival. The ground floor was probably used for storage. An external staircase led to the main rooms on the first floor, where a small lobby divided the two principal rooms, the hall and solar chamber. The hall was open to the roof with widely splayed windows to let in as much light as possible. The elaborately decorated window at the north end of the hall marks the dais end, where the high table stood. The private solar chamber had an adjoining latrine emptying into the mill stream. The east wall of the house, nearest the river, is thicker as it served as the defensive curtain wall of the castle. All the doors and windows on this exposed side had drawbars in case of attack.