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

can be busy keep a good look out for pedestrian and vehicles

The 'Lobster Pot (or trap) Tree' is a Canadian tradition that, in this instance, has made its ways to the shores of south England. It's basically old lobster traps that have been recycled and remade into a festive decoration, fit with tinsel and baubles. The tree only resurrects each year around Christmastime, but there's still plenty to do and see around this area year round, including a great pub next door, The Rising Sun.

The Hamble-Warsagh ferry shelter is notable for its bright pink exterior. The ferry itself is pink too, making it all the more exciting, and runs 'on-demand' daily.

A path runs the circumference of Catland Copse and along the beautiful River Hamble.

Hamble-le-Rice is a charmling little village situated on the banks of the River Hamble near Southampton. The village features a wealth of picturesque streets with quaint shops, cosy pubs and delightful atmosphere.

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.

A friendly on-demand ferry service running all year round between 10am and 4pm. Call 07827157154 to catch the ferry from the iconic pink shelter at Warsash over the River Hamble to Hamble-le-Rice (and vice versa).