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Part of the city wall of old Southampton. A beautiful photo opportunity.

The Bargate in Southampton is a stunning historic landmark that reflects the city's rich history. Originally built in the 12th century as a city gate, its Gothic architecture is impressive, with its detailed stonework and distinctive tower. Today, the Bargate is a symbol of Southampton and a popular meeting place, as well as an important part of the cityscape. It harks back to the city's medieval past and attracts both tourists and locals who come to enjoy the historic atmosphere. A visit to the Bargate is definitely a must to experience Southampton's history and charm.

James Cameron inspired this monument to film a famous scene in the remake of Titanic. Look at the angel… then you will understand

The monument is in honor of the machinists who kept the machines running until the end.

Birchlands Farm is a 'Red Tractor' certified, mixed farm. The Red Tractor logo allows people to recognise food that has been produced to high standards across the whole length of the food chain: from farm to packet. There are stables for horse riding, and you may spot a milk tanker picking up its daily load. This is one of just a few milk farms left in the New Forest. We don't know how or why this lane got its name, but Carter's Lane connects Birchlands Farm to the Beaulieu Road. There are a number of Rights of Way going on from this point.

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.

This is where many first and second class guests slept before boarding the Titanic.