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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.

Bikes are to toll free!

For more than 900 years, millers have harnessed the tidal power of Eling Creek to grind wheat into flour. The mill you see today, however, was built in the 18th century after a fire destroyed the original mill. Visitors to the Grade II-listed mill can step back in time and watch the restored machinery operating as it would have done for hundreds of years. Entry costs £6 for adults, £3.50 for children, and £4 for concessions and seniors. There are various family options. For more information, visit: https://www.elingexperience.co.uk.

pretty little spot to cycle thru