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Beautiful snowdrops in February highly recommend these gardens

The white-coated Ibsley Common triangulation point is easy to see from a distance, sitting right next to the Whitefield Plantation. It's at 77m, surrounded by beautiful moorland and offering gorgeous far-reaching views of the area.

Everywhere I looked on this section were wild deer. The only time I've ever seen a white deer. it looked so majestic amongst the other deer.

The Upper Gardens is a place of serenity and an absolute must-see if in Bournemouth. The gardens have a 'three continent theme' feauturing garden displays from Europe, Asia, and North America. The park boasts some unusual tree species including North American Giant Redwood (believed to be the largest in the country) and a group of mature Persian Ironwood trees.

Protected bluebell woodland area (National Trust, free access).

An Iron Age fort, Dudsbury Camp lies in a chain of such forts which starts at Hambledon Hill and ends at Hengistbury Head. This isn't quite as impressive as the others, low-lying and not quite as obvious, but you can still see earthworks in the south-west of the site.