Hamble Valley Visitor Magazine 2014

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FREE VISITOR MAGAZINE

2014

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The Hamble Valley is accessible to all

By Road The M3 provides easy access from London and the North The Hamble Valley lies to the east between Junctions 5 and 8 of the M27

By Air Southampton International Airport offers excellent UK domestic and international flights Southampton International Airport wwwsouthamptonairportcom

By Rail Hamble Bursledon and Netley rail stations are located on routes between the Southampton and Portsmouth line Wickham is located a short bus journey from Fareham station which is on the London to Portsmouth line For train timetable information visit wwwnationalrailcouk Botley and Hedge End have regular services to Portsmouth Eastleigh Winchester and London whilst trains from Fareham serve these destinations and also Southampton Chichester Brighton and Gatwick Airport

By Bus The area is well connected by buses with various services connecting to Southampton Eastleigh Winchester and Fareham as well as providing local services in and around the Valley area Bluestar No3 | Southampton-Hedge-End-BotleyBrijan No8 | Eastleigh-Hedge End-Botley-Bishops WalthamFirst 44AX4 | Southampton-Bursledon-FarehamGosportPortsmouthFirst No6 | Southampton-Netley-HambleStagecoach No69 | Winchester-Bishops Waltham-Wickham-Fareham

Local bus amp rail partnership wwwthreeriversrailcom

National Rail enquiries 08457 48 49 50 | wwwnational railcouk

Public Transport Enquiry Service To help plan your journey using public transport 0870 608 2608 | wwwtravelineorguk

Bus Services Blue Star 023 8061 8233 | wwwbluestarbuscouk First 023 8022 4854 | wwwfirstgroupcom

Hamble Valley travel information

Where is the Hamble Valley

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Whenever you make your visit to the Hamble Valley you can guarantee to be pleasantly surprised by the beautiful landscape from coast to countryside - full of places faces and spaces to enjoy

Virtual Tour

See more of the Hamble Valley with our tour

For more information events diary news and ideas for days out visit

Welcome to Hampshirersquos Hamble Valley ndash If you are looking for the perfect mix of beautiful countryside and stunning riverside vistas look no further than the Hamble Valley - the perfect destination for a holiday short break or day visit

Encompassing 25 miles of Hampshirersquos Solent coastline and including the River Hamble and 1500 acres of unspoilt countryside itrsquos easy to see why the area known as the Strawberry Coast is so popular with locals and visitors alike

You can visit charming towns and villages with beautiful waterside locations amble through woodland marshes or meadows on one of the many walking trails and enjoy delicious homemade food made with local produce at one of the many restaurants pubs of cafes

The Hamble Valley welcomes families and is a child-friendly destination with plenty of free and low cost activities to keep the young and young at heart entertained

With so much to see and do in the Hamble Valley you may discover a day visit just isnrsquot long enough If you do decide to rest a while there are plenty of hotels bed and breakfasts self-catering and campsites all offering a warm and friendly welcome

Whatever the length of your visit ndash or if you already live Hampshire ndash we hope you will keep coming back to the Hamble Valley for many years to come

Contentsp 4 Riverside Hamble

p 8 Outdoors Itiinerary - What shall we do

p 10 Morning Itinerary

p 12 Netley Abbey

p 14 Marwell zoo

p 17 Walks and trails

p 18 Strawberry Trail

p20 Hamble Rail Trail

p22 Cobbet Trail

p26 WW1 Events

p28 Fork and Cork

p30 Romanic trail Itinerary

p31 Afternoon Itinerary

p32 Cycle Trail

p34 Where to stay

p36 Competition time

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It doesnrsquot matter whether you are a seasoned sailor or a laid back landlubber the Hamble River is the place to beFor those who prefer to stay on dry land there are plenty of bars cafes and restaurants along the length of the river where you can watch the world go by

Therersquos the famous Jolly Sailor pub ndash immortalised in BBC TVrsquos Howardrsquos Way in the 1980s ndash and well worth a visit for Sunday lunch or a quick pint

Banana Wharf bar and restaurant at Port Hamble marina is the perfect spot to meet eat and drink by the water The exciting menu mirrors the flagship Ocean Village restaurant

blending tropical and oriental dishes with great seafood traditional favourites pizza pasta and a fabulous breakfast selection

While the Bugle is a Grade II listed village inn with an AA rosette for dining and an entry in Michelinrsquos Eating Out in Pubs guide

Voted the best Yachting Bar in Europe in 2011 the King amp Queen in Hamble is affectionately known as the Rum Pub because it has such an impressive selection of the sunshine drink

The Boat House at Swanwick Marina offers everything from freshly prepared sandwiches paninirsquos pizzas salads and grills during the day with an ever changing bistro menu on Friday amp Saturday evenings Stop by for a coffee and enjoy stunning views of the river

The double tides deep water and ease of access to the Solent make The River Hamble ideal for sailing - from weekend excursions or as a departure point for destinations further afield

Events and regattasHamble River events take place throughout the year and attract yachtsmen and racing enthusiasts throughout the sailing world who use the river Hamble as a base when competing these include Hamble Week the Hamble Winter amp Spring Series Bursledon Regatta and national World Series competitions

The eccentric Brambles Cricket Match has taken place in the middle of the Solent for the past 50 years As the tide reveals a 200-metre long sandbank

Riverside Tales ndash Get Down to the River Hamble

Water

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members of the Royal Southern Yacht Club and Isle of Wightrsquos Island Sailing Club dash out in cricket whites to play a frantic 40 minute game before the bank sinks back under the sea

Hamble is home of the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) wwwryaorguk the UKrsquos national body for all forms of boating including sailing motor-boating powerboat racing personal watercraft and windsurfing and offers a range of courses open days clubs and schools

Berthing on the River HambleAvailable at several marinas boatyards and yacht clubs (contactable on VHF CH80) and advance booking is advisable The Harbour Authority operates pontoon and pile visitorsrsquo berthing Short stay berths for the landing or embarking of crew passengers and stores is available at Warsash and Hamble quays Landing by dinghy is also permissible at the public hards at Bursledon Swanwick and Hamble foreshore and Warsash

The popular and historic Jolly Sailor public house also has a jetty for the use of its customers arriving on smaller vessels

Getting around the River HambleThe pink Hamble-Warsash ferry operates all year round and has done since the reign of King Henry VII (Read more here about the Martime History of the River Hamble) carrying foot and bicycle passengers across the river between Warsash Hard and Hamble Pontoon The ferry has always carried a maximum 12 passengers and today provides a taxi service covering the whole of the river

The Pink FerryThe jetty in HambleJolly Sailor pubRelaxing Walks

Enjoy the Jolly Sailor and reminisce about Howards Way

Watch the boats at Hamble Quay

Crabbing on Hamble Quay

Ride the pink Hamble to Warsash Ferry

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Water

A catch on the RiverLine fishing can be enjoyed on the River Hamble restricted only by the right of access Please remember to be courteous and if fishing of jetties or pontooning do get permission first and move boats and yachts Pick up a copy of the Bait Collectors Code a voluntary code of conduct available from the Harbour Masters Office at Warsash (01489 576387)

History Being Uncovered on the River HambleThe Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archeology (HWTMA) have been investigating the maritime archeology of the Hamble River for several years Wrecks wharfs jetties ship-building sites oyster beds and bridges

Hamble River Heritage Lottery Fund ProjectA grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund has enabled a programme of recording and investigation of the remains of watercraft and other maritime infrastructure on the River Hamble The Hamble River logboat was discovered in 1888 during the construction of a new boathouse on the estate of the

Fairthorne Manor at the junction of the Hamble River and Curbridge Creek The logboat measures 4m long by 076m wide and is formed from a single oak tree

The discovery of the logboat was reported in the Hampshire Chronicle in 1888 in the following way

ldquoAn archaeological discovery of the greatest interest has been made this week in the tidal river Hamble At the point of junction of the Curbridge Creek with the river some considerable distance above the still existing wreck of the Danish man-of-war a boat house is being built and in order to make sufficient waterway the workmen removed the mud and alluvial soil Something hard was encountered and thanks to one of the workmen having an intelligent taste for antiquities the obstruction was carefully uncovered and proved to be a portion of a possible pre-historic canoe certainly pre-Roman It is a few feet higher up the river than the old Roman hardway or landing place and was evidently sunk close on shorerdquo

The boat is now kept in the SeaCity Museum Store

HWTMA has begun to investigate the history of the logboat and

most importantly to find out the date of the vessel as a way to guide further research The vessel is made from oak and is therefore suitable to be dated using dendrochronology Funding for this was provided by the Roman Research Trust and was carried out by Nigel Nayling of Lampeter University

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David Evans

ldquoIrsquove been a keen sailor for as long as I can remember and sailed the Hamble on and off since the age of 19

ldquoWhen this job came up ndash I thought lsquoyes Irsquoll have thatrsquo My key role is to ensure the harbour is as safe as it possibly can be and we carry out regular patrols of the river

ldquoIt is the sheer volume of traffic and the variety of craft that makes the Hamble River so different ndash we have everything from sailing boats motor boats canoes jet skis and paddle boats There are even a few swimmers too

ldquoThe highest ever figure we recorded for movements on the river was 400 boats passing our office in an hour

ldquoThere are 3261 boats afloat on the river but obviously only a small percentage are in use at any one time

ldquoAt peak times we would expect 150 boats to be moving somewhere on the river

ldquoIt would be remiss of me not to point out we do have a speed limit of six knots

ldquoQuite a lot of the boats are pretty impressive from a hi-tech point of view or just their sheer size and I do enjoy watching them

ldquoTo my mind the best part of the river is above the M27 and there is a lovely walk you can take along the Warsash side

ldquoAs far as wildlife goes we have a harbour seal who we see quite often and we get Kingfishers perched on our railings

ldquoThere are also White Egrets to be seen and while for the most part its just Grey Mullet we do have some more unusual fish toordquo

As with any water-based activity please ensure the following

bull Get an accurate and up-to-date weather forecast

bull Check tide tables and the accessibility of your recovery site

bull Find out about by-laws and local hazards

bull Tell someone where you are going and when you are expected back

bull Wear an appropriate well-fittedbuoyancyaidor life-jacket

bull Have some means of calling for help

For more information on River Safety visit www3hantsgovukhambleharbour

HARBOURMASTER REQUEST

David Evans is Marine Director and Harbour Master on the Hamble River In his own words he tells us what makes it such a special place

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New for 2014 our itineraries are packed with ideas for making the most of your time in the Hamble Valley

Whether you are planning a romantic escape to the country a day in the great outdoors or the perfect afternoon tea wersquove got ideas galore

Itinerary 1

With more country parks than anywhere else in Hampshire the Hamble Valley is a year-round haven for countryside lovers and a great place for children to explore and take part in regular activities

Planning a Day in the Hamble Valley is a great excuse to get outdoors and enjoy stunning scenery and a more relaxed pace of life

From the Moors Local Nature Reserve where the River Hamble rises to the mouth of the river on Southampton Water the stretching coastline provides plenty of open space and walking trails to connect you with the flora and fauna throughout the year

Or take in the views of the Solent at Royal Victoria Country Park where the 200 acres of open spaces is perfect for picnicking and games Explore the park and trails through woodland visiting the military cemetery sensory garden and duck pond before taking a ride on the Royal Victoria Railway which runs rides throughout the school holidays

Stop for coffee (and perhaps a tempting cake) in one of the Hamble Valleyrsquos beautiful villages

such as Wickham or Bishops Waltham

Soak up some history at Manor Farm Country Park where you experience the sights sounds and smells of the delightful Victorian working farm which was the setting for the BBCrsquos Wartime Farm

All this exploring is bound to make you peckish Why not stop for lunch in picturesque Hamble The aptly named Waterrsquos Edge is set on the River Hamble with attractive views and it is the ideal place to enjoy a meal and drink

The Olde Whtye Harte on the High Street is the oldest pub in Hamble (circa 1563) and offers a traditional menu and an open fire for cosy Sunday afternoons and for modern European cuisine visit the River Rat Cellar and Kitchen who host a number of events and special menus throughout the year

You can spend your afternoon meandering through meadows at Lakeside Country Park or enjoy fishing and water-sports on the lakes before taking younger children on the Eastleigh Lakeside Steam Railway

What Shall

We Do Today

Spend the Day in the Great Outdoors

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Find us at

Itchen Valley Country Park

Allington Lane Southampton SO30 3HQ M27 Junction 5 or 7Email ivcpeastleighgovuk

With 440 acres of woodland and meadows to explore the Park is an ideal place for a family day out Waymarked trails will help you enjoy the natural beauty of the park

Trails picnic sites visitor centre cafe play areas events

For further details call 023 8046 6091

wwweastleighgovukivcp

NEW for 2014 visitor itinerariesSpend the Day in the Great Outdoors

Letrsquos Share

Share your days out in the Hamble Valley by using the hashtag HambleValley

Or tell us how you like to spend your days out by emailing infohamblevalleycom

Finish your day back by the water at a riverside pub such as the famous Bugle (remembered for its starring role in the 1980s BBC hit show Howardrsquos Way) or check out the menu at the Boat House at Swanwick Marina

Exploring nature in the great outdoorsExperts agree the Hamble Valley is an important natural oasis

Within the Upper Hamble Estuary amp Woods (Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)) a dozen different types of ancient broad-leaved woodland can be found

Where the Hamble River joins the Solent you will find extensive intertidal muds with a fringe of grassy shingle saltmarsh reedbed marshy grasslands soft rock cliffs and deciduous woodland The site is an integral part of Southampton Water which is of international importance for over-wintering dark-bellied Brent geese and of national importance for three species of wildfowl (great-crested grebe teal and wigeon) and five species of wader (black-tailed godwit dunlin grey plover ringed plover redshank) The area also supports

an outstanding array of nationally scarce coastal plants

At Itchen Valley Country Park explore 440 acres of beautiful water meadows woodland and meadows which have been recognised with a Green Flag award The Visitor Centre has a variety of nature-based displays on the many habitats and species that can be found at the park Young visitors can get closer to nature during school holidays with activities such as pond dipping woodland activity days and bushcraft skills

Swanwick Lakes is managed by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve and is a beautiful place to walk and explore particularly during the summer when butterflies and dragonflies are in abundance

To the west of Netley lies Westwood Woodland Park with ancient woodland streamside walks and rolling grassland perfect for walks and family games

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Itinerary 2

Here Boy advice for dog walkers when visiting sites run by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife TrustTaking note of the signs and notices Wildlife Trust nature reserves have different policies for dog walking and some do not permit dogs Please look out for the appropriate signs at the entrance and around the reserve Always picking up after your dog A selection of nature

reserves have red dog bins but if you canrsquot find a bin please take the waste home with you to dispose of safely or use a nearby litter bin

Keeping your dog close to you and in sight or on a lead If your dog is off lead and out of sight they may well be causing disturbance to local wildlife which can cause a reduction in breeding success and ultimately a decrease in population numbers

Being aware of grazing animals Many sites are managed with the help of grazing animals so please keep your dog on a lead in these areas for your own safety and to avoid distress to the livestock

Considering other visitors If you see other visitors up ahead please put your dog on a lead whilst you are walking past them

For more info go to wwwhiwwtorguk

Rise and Shine ndash spending a morning in the Hamble Valley




Where the Hamble River joins the Solent you will find extensive intertidal muds with a fringe of grassy shingle saltmarsh reedbed marshy grasslands soft rock cliffs and deciduous woodland The site is an integral part of Southampton Water which is of international importance for over-wintering dark-bellied Brent geese and of national importance for

three species of wildfowl (great-crested grebe teal and wigeon) and five species of wader

(black-tailed godwit dunlin grey plover ringed plover redshank) The area also supports an outstanding array of nationally scarce coastal plants

At Itchen Valley Country Park explore 440 acres of beautiful water meadows woodland and meadows which have been recognised with a Green Flag award The Visitor Centre has a variety of nature-based displays on the many habitats and species that can be found

at the park Young visitors can get closer to nature during school holidays

with activities such as pond dipping woodland activity days and bushcraft

skills

Swanwick Lakes is managed by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve and is a beautiful place to walk

and explore particularly during

Share the fun with your best friend

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Head into the trees amp take on Zip

Wires Tarzan Swings Rope Ladders

and a variety of Crossings

INNERBRING OUT

YOUR APE

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Southampton only Participation amp supervision ratios apply

Book at goapecoukor call 0845 643 9267 quote HVVG14

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SouthamptonItchen Valley Country Park

Charley Takes to the Treetops Hampshire singing sensation Charley Macauley spent the day at Go Ape at Itchen Valley Country Park at West End - and herersquos what she thought

ldquoI have to say that doing something as active as this with zip wires and things wouldnrsquot ordinarily be my thing

ldquoBut I absolutely loved my time at Go Ape in Itchen Valley Country Park The place is so beautiful and peaceful and just a short drive away from bustling urban life

ldquoSwinging from the trees was such a laugh I loved getting a totally different perspective of the forest

ldquoIf someone was to ask me should I have a go ndash Irsquod say too right yoursquoll love itrdquo

Charleyrsquos album lsquoAll I Knowrsquo is available on iTunes amp Amazon for digital download OR wwwfacebookcomcharleymacaulay for a hard copy

Twitter - CharleyMacaulay | Facebook - CharleyMacaulay

Reader Review

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Netley AbbeyThe buildings that now comprise Netley Abbey ruins were first known to the monks of the Cistercian order who lived in the Abbey for over three hundred years commissioners of King Henry VIII the first Marquis of Winchester For over two thousand years the curious have visited Netley Abbey and today the ruins are in the care of English Heritage for everyone to enjoy

Itrsquos also full of literary heritage and makes a great site for a picnic with the kids

As expected Netley Abbey has its legends ghosts and of course a curse which is said to date from the time of the dissolution of the monasteries One of the Abbey Monks lsquoBlind Peterrsquo became the

guardian of Abbeyrsquos treasure against Henry VIII In an attempt to find the treasure a gentleman named Mr Slown arrived at the Abbey and began to dig a hole Moments later he ran away screaming and collapsed within minutes from a heart attack uttering his dying words lsquoFor Godrsquos sake block it uprsquo

Another victim of lsquothe curse of Netley Abbeyrsquo was local builder Walter Taylor In 1700 when Taylor was intent on removing stones from the site to use in a town house he had a terrible nightmare In the dream he was visited by a monk who warned him of great mischief if he was to continue with his plans He saw a large stone falling on him

which fractured his skull Taylor discussed his dreams with Dr Isaac Watts who suggested that he should keep out of the way during the demolition However contrary to this advice Taylor took part in the demolition and in the course of tearing down a board he loosened a stone that fell and fractured his head The wound was not considered mortal but during the operation to remove the splinter the surgeons instrument slipped entered into Taylors brain and caused instant death

For a copy of a leaflet about Netley Abbey contact 023 8000 1655 or visit wwwhamblevalleycom

Opening times Netley Abbey is open

daily for visitors between Easter and

October and weekends out of season

Telephone English Heritage 023 9237 8291

a beautiful breathing space

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Bursledon Windmill a local treasure

Be inspired to write your own poetry at the Abbey ruins

Climb the 166 steps of the RVCP chapel tower

Trails and woodland allow children to run free

Visit Hampshires only working windmill

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Set in 140 acres of beautiful Hampshire landscape Marwell Zoo is a chance to get close to the wonders of the natural world ndash and play a big part in helping to save them

From ring-tailed coatis to poison arrow frogs wonderful white rhinos to Amur leopards cotton-top tamarins to meerkats and giraffes therersquos more than 170 exotic and endangered species to see

Visitors can explore the play parks take a trip on the train listen to fascinating animal talks and watch the animals being fed

The zoo has plenty of special events to keep the family busy too including an Easter Egg Hunt Bird of Prey shows and an epic Rise of the Dinosaurs trail with an array of frightening prehistoric characters

SKY WARRIORS bird of prey show 5-6th April and 12-13th April

Together with Libertyrsquos owl raptor and reptile centre Marwell Zoo is inviting guests to enjoy a spectacular bird of prey show Watch the agile birds duck dive

and swoop over your heads and learn fascinating facts about these incredible Sky Warriors

Easter amp Dino Egg HuntFrom 5th April to 21st April

Marwell will be celebrating Easter by hosting FREE fun crafts every day for all the family

Whatrsquos more during the Easter weekend from April 18th to the 21st the hugely popular Easter Egg Hunt will return but this time with a Dino twist Donrsquot miss your chance to take part collect your chocolate egg and meet the Easter Bunny

Rise of the Dinosaurs 23rd May ndash 2nd September

This summer Marwell Zoo will be transformed into a Jurassic Jungle Be enthralled by awesome dinosaurs as they come to life with animatronics roaring or spitting at anyone who dares to get near them

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Terrifying tyrants such as the flying Quetzalcoatlus armoured Triceratops spiked Edmontonia the plated Stegosaurus and the king of them all the deadly Tyrannosaurus Rex will be taking up residence in Marwell

Sunset party in the park-13th June and 5th July

Marwellrsquos Sunset Party in the Park is back by popular demand Visit the zoo for a party to remember

Visitors will have out of hours access to the Rise of the Dinosaurs event be able to see the animals at sunset and enjoy special talks Party at the inflatablersquos area jump on the bouncy castle and challenge the inflatable bungee run all this and more fun for all the family

Plus to keep the party swinging choose between two nights of incredible performances and entertainment including fire shows giant animal characters and live bands

Halloween Festival25th October ndash 2nd November

Get ready to be spooked at Marwellrsquos Halloween Festival Enjoy a trip on the zoorsquos ghoulish ghost train design a pumpkin for carving and watch the animals explore and eat their tasty pumpkin treats

Christmas at Marwell be enchanted 22nd November ndash 24th December

Marwellrsquos infamous Christmas event returns to the zoo Let them take you on a magical journey through Marwell Hall Take part in spellbinding storytelling Christmas themed crafts and meet Santa Mrs Claus and their attentive elves

For more information about whatrsquos on at the zoo and to discover more about Marwell Wildlifersquos charity work visit wwwmarwellorguk

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17

Earth

Whether you have the full day or just a few hours to spare there is only one way to experience the beautiful scenery of the Hamble Valley and that is to explore one of the many walks and trails

Strawberry TrailThe long- distance circular route (15 miles) is a popular trail which leads you through some of the highlights of the Hamble Valley including the historic villages of Botley Bursledon Hamble and Netley through country parks and along much of the River Hamble shoreline

Hamble Rail TrailA pleasant and relatively easy walk(45 miles) linking Hamble Common with Royal Victoria Country Park using part of the Solent Way and overlapping with the Strawberry Trail The trail which runs adjacent to a disused railway track that was once used to transport aircraft from Manchester

Cobbett TrailTravel in the footsteps of Botleyrsquos most famous and radical resident on the Cobbett Trail (45 miles) Starting at the Market Hall in the centre of Botley the heritage-based trail provides fascinating insight to the lives and times of Botley residents as well as the historic buildings

Guided WalksWhy not combine a walk with some fascinating history and join a Hamble Valley Heritage Guide on a seasonal guided walk through the parishes and villages of the Hamble Valley The popular walks provide an insight into the history of the area with famous associations the impact of local industry and local peculiarities stories and legends A full programme of walks can be found at wwwhamblevalleycom

Walk this way

Strawberry Trail - Full Day Walk

Hamble Rail Trail - Morning Walk

Cobbett Trail - Afternoon Walk

Turn the page to start Walking

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A long distance circular walking trail through the countryside and villages of the Hamble Valley The distance to Netley from Botley is approximately 8 miles and the total circular route is approx 15 miles It includes several stiles and should take about 8 hours to complete The trail is waymarked by circular red markers depicting a strawberry To download a full description of the trail with points of interest visit wwwhamblevalleycom

Starting from Botley leave the village square to south along Church Lane until you reach the entrance to Manor Farm Country Park Turn left and enter the park passing the old workshops Continue straight ahead through the gate along the main footpath by the hedge At the corner of the field do not take the first right hand path but go through the gate and turn right to follow the parallel field edge path alongside a hedge

Follow the waymarkers along through the woods to the river until a left turn is reached at a creek Cross the creek over a stile and follow the path waymarkers across the field cross over two more stiles and follow the tarmac roads alongside the river until arriving at A27 Bridge Road Take care crossing this busy road into Church Lane then turn left into Station Road and left again into the Station car park Turn right taking the steep footpath up the hill and then round to the left following the High Street through Old Bursledon Pass Salterns Lane junction then turn left down a narrow path alongside the cottage Follow markers down the hill and up through the woods at Mallards Moor until eventually reaching Satchell Lane Hamble

Walk along twisting Satchell Lane (taking great care) until after a sharp bend take a path to the right leading along the edge of old Hamble airfield Continue along the footpath passing a childrenrsquos play area until reaching High Street opposite St Andrewrsquos Church

Turn left and follow High Street downhill to Hamble Quay From the Quay by the public toilets go up the short steep hill (Green Lane) turning left at the top across a graveled area Follow the path through the woods across the salt marsh flats and meadows of Hamble Common to the foreshore Cross the road and walk through the beach car park past the gun battery and along the path over heath landFollow the waymarkers on this section of what is also part of The Solent Way continue along past the BP Terminal and Westfield Common to reach Royal Victoria Country Park

Whilst in the Country Park take time to visit the Heritage Centre Royal Victoria Railway or continue along the shorefront following The Solent Way to visit the ruins of Netley Abbey

To continue on The Strawberry Trail follow the path to the Cedar Tearooms and toilets then follow The Hamble Rail Trail taking the left hand path when you reach the railway boundary fence out to Hound Road Turn right and follow Hound Road to the T-junction at the end Cross the main road near the bus stop and pick up the trail path which goes to the right through the kissing gates

Continue along the straight path turning right into the recreation ground at the end of the fields Walk straight across and along a short stretch of road to the traffic lights on Hamble Lane

Strawberry TrailStrawberry Trail

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For the Strawberry Trail route map and more walks in the Hamble Valley visit wwwhamblevalleycom

Cross Hamble Lane into Chamberlayne Road turning right turn toward the church take the tarmac path down the hill past the shops Follow Woodlands Way then turn left into The Acorns Go downhill to the end and straight ahead following footpath to where it crosses the Hungerford Lane Continue across the lane up the footpath to top of hill

Turn right along Kew Lane a short distance then left into a path leading to Church Lane Turn left at end of path walk along the lane continuing until the junction with School Road Cross over School Road and follow the path to end turning right down the bank to Church Lane Walk down Church Lane to the church following the markers around the back of the churchyard

At the bottom of the steps follow the path to the right then at the fork take the left side path down to Station Hill Turn left and continue straight ahead along Station Road and Church Lane to the A27 Cross over A27 retracing your steps following the waymarkers back to Manor Farm Country Park After crossing the bridge over the creek take the left path leading to a tarmac small road Turn left along it for about 50 yards and then right along a path Follow this until a crossroads of footpaths turning right along a broad bridleway which eventually returns you to Manor Farm roadway Cross the roadway and turn left back to Manor Farm museum buildings past the farm and out onto Church Lane Turn left and follow the lane taking the path on the right hand side across fields Go through a couple of kissing gates across a bridge before taking the right hand fork in the path which brings you back to Botley village

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HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL

The Hamble Rail Trail runs adjacent to a disused railway track which was built towards the end of WWI

to transport aircraft from Manchester to Hamble A siding was also constructed to serve the famous flying boat factory in Hamble The war ended before the line could be put into use and it was purchased for the storage and transportation of oil The line was last used in 1986 to bring crude oil from Wytch Farm in Dorset and a 56 mile pipeline now does the job BP still maintains the option for possible future use of the railway Today the trail links Royal Victoria Country Park with Hamble Common then ties in with a section of the Solent Way to provide a circular trail

A good place to start this walk is at Royal Victoria Country Park on the edge of Netley village If you come by car it is easy to park within the park ndash head for the nearest car park to the Empire Tea Room also close to the Royal Victoria Miniature Railway which is located where the hospital station once stood Do remember to buy a parking ticket If you are travelling by public transport Netley railway station on the Southampton ndash Portsmouth line is only 10 minutes walk from Royal Victoria Country Park (there is a cut through signed footpath) or catch the bus to Netley village You can also take the foot passenger ferry from Warsash across Hamble River to Hamble and begin your walk from Hamble Village

Covering more than 200 acres of open parkland coastline and mature woods Royal Victoria Country Park holds the moving story of Britainrsquos first purpose built hospital demolished after little more than 100 yearrsquos service to wounded and sick soldiers The walk starts and ends here and it is worth spending some time within the park too if you can to enjoy the scenery and absorb the fascinating heritage of this site

Start your walk from The Cedar Tearooms within Royal Victoria Country Park This building was

presented to Royal Victoria Hospital by the British Timber Trades Federation which donated wood from 100 rare tree species from all over the British Empire hence its name Opened in 1940 it was used by the YMCA to provide entertainment for patients and staff Take the road to the right of the Empire Room and behind the toilet block for 100yds Continue along a narrower grass path on the other side of the road when you reach the road junction This was the cutting along which the railway line ran from Netley Station to the hospital

Cross the road which enters the Hampshire Police Training College and enter the orchard This orchard was established by the Itchen Hamble Countryside Project in 1995 and contains around 90 trees of mainly old English cider and eating apple varieties plus some pear and plum varieties and including delightful names such as Howgate Wonder Bess Pool and Bloody Ploughman

Follow the path through the orchard and turn right alongside the mainline Portsmouth ndash Southampton railway line Further on you can see where the old disused line could link into the main line if it were needed A narrow path tapers off left which goes to Hamble railway station approximately 200m away However continue along the main path where you can see the overgrown disused railway line to your left Cross a footbridge over the pond (which may well be dried up in summer) Over to your left across the railway line you should be able to see an old pillbox ndash a brick building about the size of a large shed ndash which was a defensive position during WWII This has been converted to a bat roost to help ensure the survival of both bats and the pillbox

This is a pleasant relatively easy 72km (45m) walk linking Hamble Common with Royal Victoria Country Park and ties in with a section of the long distance Solent Way to provide a circular route

The trail overlaps the long distance Strawberry Trail in places and passes through open parkland and countryside woodland coastal heath and alongside pebble beach

Allow two hours plus time for any desired stops

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Hamble Airfield(disused)

Route of Solent Way FP and Strawberry Trail

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Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond

Hamble CourtBusiness Park

Pelican Crossing

HamblePrimary School

SailingClub

Mount PleasantRecreation Ground

PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC

Netley ChapelMuseum ampHeritage Centre

Victoria House -Police Training

College

HamblecliffHouse Works

Ensign WayBusiness Park

WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane

High StreetHambleQuay

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Hamble Lane

Royal VictoriaCountry Park

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MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery

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Cross the road to the entrance of Victoria House the Hampshire

Police Training College This was originally the mental asylum for Royal Victoria Hospital where it is believed that at least 15000 servicemen were treated for shell shock during WWI In the 1960rsquos it also became the main Navy psychiatric hospital and the training centre for RMN psychiatric nurses from the Army Navy and RAF before finally closing in 1978 Pass Hamble Primary School on your right and you come out onto Hamble Lane For your own safety as this can be a very busy road please use the pelican crossing 200m south to access the trail route opposite this exit Rejoin the trail path The disused railway line is now on your right On your left is Hamble Airfield where during the 1920s and 30s Hamble Aeroplane Club flourished with members including RJ Mitchell who designed the Spitfire Amy Johnson one of the foremost female aviators and Bert Hinkler the first pilot to fly solo to Australia Today it is home to abundant wildlife including barn owls kestrels goldfinches stonechats and skylarks Along the way you will pass a wooden seat designed by artist Alison Crowther as part of the Millennium sculpture project The trail then opens out onto housing and roads with Hamble Parish Pavilion and Spitfire Way on your left Head right and cross over the railway lines embedded in the road to follow the pedestrian path below which a pipeline transports products from the Esso refinery at Fawley (which is located on the other side of Southampton Water) Along the left of this path meadow planting is a blaze of colour in summer attracting butterflies and insects

Turn left onto Hamble Lane where the disused railway terminates This is a good opportunity to stop and buy

refreshments if you carry on down Hamble Lane (05km03m) to Hamble village which is packed with pubs tea rooms and restaurants Hamble is a delightful old maritime village with superb views over

Hamble River from the Quay at the bottom of the High Street Otherwise turn left and find a safe place to cross Hamble Lane to continue down Copse Lane Opposite Copse Lane Surgery turn right onto the footpath into Hamble Copse which passes through woodland Here you will pass a Totem Pole sculpture close to a pond This was carved by Russell Franklyn of Winchester School of Art Continue along the path to Hamble Common following waymarks to Hamble Point Much of Hamble Common is a site of special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and has a wealth of history with evidence of life dating back to the Iron Age In 1543 Henry VIII had St Andrews Castle built here one of several sited along the Solent to defend against possible French invasion Today all that remains are a few foundation stones at low tide Upon reaching the pebble beach to your left is Hamble Point Marina and just before this is an anti aircraft Bofors gun which was positioned to protect Southampton and the nearby oil terminals during WWII

Follow the beach to the right joining the Solent Way At high tide you can take the footpath raised on

concrete which runs above the beach At low tide you may see wading birds such as oystercatchers turnstones and ringed plovers feeding on shellfish and worms from the mud Along the right you pass reed beds and Westfield Common Take the narrow grass path alongside the beach passing a

pillbox defensive position on your left believed to be

called such because of their similarity in shape to medicinal pill boxes Continue along here before joining the tarmac path past Hamble

Cliff apartments on your left and the

restored building Hamble Cliff Stables on your right Walk past the boat pound on your left The path opens out to

a panoramic view of Royal

Victoria Country Park with Netley Chapel ahead and Royal Victoria Railway to your right The Chapel contains a heritage exhibition of the hospitalrsquos history from Florence Nightingale to today and is worth a visit if open At the edge of the path is an information board which highlights the points of interest within the park including off to the right the peaceful military cemetery which contains 3500 graves of military and also wives and staff of the hospital Royal Victoria Country Park also hosts a host of seasonal events throughout the year

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Fourth section

William Cobbett (COURTESY OF THE WILLIAM COBBETT SOCIETY)

The Cobbett trail is designed to guide visitors around the village of Botley in the footsteps of William Cobbett and to identify some of the places associated with him or which he would have known

1 The Market Hall(Formerly known as The Market House)Botley received its first market charter in 1267 which was given to John de Botele lord of the manor and relative of William of Wykeham who obtained a charter from Henry III In the early 19th century a fortnightly corn market was started in 1829 and a cattle market the following year which often included numerous cattle horses pigs and sheepThe Market Hall with its four Tuscan Portland stone columns was built in 1848 with funding from the Warner family and the Hall was leased to trustees at a nominal rate of 1 shilling per annum for 1000 years to be used for the purposes of Botley MarketIt was the venue for Farmerrsquos Club dinners where one of the delicacies served was Botley Plum Pudding Punch was served from large jugs covered in ships and pictures Contemporary cartoons of Cobbett sometimes depict him with a glass of Botley Ale in his hand

2 Botley MillsThere has been a mill here since at least Domesday The mill was formerly owned by the Duke of Portland between 1536-1775 and the oldest part dates from 1770 The mill came into James Warnerrsquos hands in 1833 In the early 19th century

the mill also included a coal wharfAs Cobbett makes clear milling was an important part of the local economy ndash along with farming and the timber and underwood trades ndash during the years he lived at Botley with corn and flour being brought to and from the mill by the navigable Hamble river He notes that the men of the parish were almost all ldquofarmers farmersrsquo men millers millersrsquo men millwrights publicans who sell beer to the farmersrsquo men and the farmers copse cutters tree strippers bark shavers farmersrsquo wheelwrights farmersrsquo blacksmithshellip and in short nothing but persons belonging to agriculturerdquo The mill is currently being restored by its present owners the Appleby familyCome out of the courtyard of the Mills to the pavement and then turn left After a very short distance there will be found on the left

3 SherecroftIn Cobbettrsquos day this house was called lsquoBotley Hillrsquo and was rented by Cobbett along with 106 acres of farmland on his release from Newgate prison in 1812 He lived there until 1817Retrace your steps towards Botley Mills As you approach the river look across to the lawns on the far side On the grounds above the lawns was the site of Cobbettrsquos house ndash Botley House ndash where Cobbett lived when he came to Botley A contemporary of Cobbett described Botley House as being ldquolarge high massive red and square and perched on a considerable eminencerdquo

and it would have been an imposing sight with a clock tower on topIn his paper The Political Register Cobbett attacked land speculation in 1806 but from 1805 he arrived in Botley intent on investing in property ndash despite having no reserves of capital He acquired Cock Street Farm at Droxford Fairthorn Farm the coppice on Curdridge Common 87 acre Hounsden Estate and the farms of Raglington and Lockhams In total he spent pound27000 on over 500 acres He introduced new breeds and new farming equipment to his lands As for his workforce Cobbett was generally considered to be a fair employer though even the champion of reform was accused by some of his people of expecting a monthrsquos work to be completed in a weekCobbett enjoyed country life and sports and thought that contests such as boxing wrestling and bull-baiting were character building In October 1805 he promoted a single-stick match in Botley This consisted of two contestants fighting one another with cudgels with the winner being the one who drew blood from his opponentrsquos head As Harriet Lewin recorded in her reminiscences ldquoThe celebrated Mr Cobbett who presided on the platform and gave prizeshellip out of his own pocketrdquo Proceed back up the Mill Lane to the top taking great care cross to the left to go along Church Lane

4 Botley House OutbuildingsBotley House was demolished not long after Cobbett left Botley but some of the outbuildings survived These are on the left hand side of Church Lane and can be seen behind the property called Cobbettrsquos Cottage Part of the garden wall still remains standing as does the stable block which is now called Cobbettrsquos House Further along Church Lane is Hamblewood and a good vantage point is to proceed right down to the end of this road and look back at the buildings

William Cobbett (1763-1835) was a radical politician and one of the foremost political journalists of his age Today he is best remembered for such books as lsquoCottage Economyrsquo lsquoAdvice to Young Menrsquo and his most famous work lsquoRural Ridesrsquo

The Cobbett Trail

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Dolphin

Bugle

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Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

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Church Lane

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View of the main street Botley from Mudies Hampshire (1838) (Three years after Cobbettrsquos death)(COURTESY OF HAMPSHIRE RECORDS OFFICE)

A view of Mr Cobbettrsquos House Botley Hampshire (COURTESY OF THE HAMPSHIRE RECORDS OFFICE TOP3722)

5 Steeple Court(Now known as Steeple Court Manor)Retrace your steps and on leaving Hamblewood follow Church Lane down the hill past the old Bark Store which together with the stone quays that survive is a legacy of the river-port that existed during the years Cobbett was at Botley Continue along Church Lane and you pass Steeple Court Manor This was owned by the Warner family who were the lords of the manor in Cobbettrsquos time and related by marriage to him Cobbettrsquos sister-in-law Eleanor Reid married James Warner a major local landowner and benefactor and whose portrait you might have seen in the Market Hall Although a supporter of the old poor laws Cobbett himself did not see it as his responsibility to give additional money to the poor he felt that should be done by the State ldquoIt is good that we should be daily exposed to accidents and infirmities hellip every individual should rely upon himself onlyrdquoChurch Lane becomes a country lane please proceed carefully as there are no pavements Follow the road round to the entrance to Manor Farm and on the left you will see St Bartholomewrsquos Church

6 St Bartholomewrsquos ChurchSt Bartholomewrsquos Church listed as Grade II originally called All Saints was rededicated in 1836 after the new church was built in the villageThe Rector of St Bartholomewrsquos in Cobbettrsquos day was Richard Baker sarcastically referred to by Cobbett as lsquothat delectable creature the Botley Parsonrsquo Cobbett and Baker were full of quarrels with one another and Cobbett delighted in recording practical jokes played on the parson On a day in early July 1812 Baker must have felt a sense of satisfaction Cobbett had been

imprisoned for 2 years in 1810 for publishing a treasonable

libel Released on 9 July 1812 he made his way through Alton where he

was received by the ringing of the church bells but

at Botley

Sponsored by theHedge End West End andBotley Local Area Committee

there were no bells Baker pocketed the keys to the church and refused to hand them over to the villagers who wanted to ring the bells

7The Old RectoryGo back to Church Lane and carry on walking you will pass one of the last strawberry producers in Botley on the left Strawberries were developed in Botley after the 1860s By 1897 1013 tons of fruit had been despatched from Botley station to the markets and restaurants of London On the right hand side you will find THE OLD RECTORY It ceased to be the rectory when a new one was built in the village by the new churchThis was the home of Richard Baker and Cobbett mentions in his lsquoRural Ridesrsquo how on a return visit to Botley in 1826 he and his companion tried to provoke Baker into making an appearance by riding close to his house and by ldquohallooing and by

cracking of whipsrdquoChurch Lane becomes

Brook Lane the lane will eventually bring you out to a junction

with the main road where you turn right to come back into Botley village On the right hand side you will find ALL SAINTS CHURCH

8All Saints ChurchWhen the old church was no longer large enough and the village centre had moved to the north a letter was sent to the Bishop of Winchester complaining that when there was a funeral the corpse had to be carried over fields and across four stiles or gates In response James Warner provided land for the new Church to be builtThis church was built in the 1830s after Cobbett had left Botley The clock was originally part of Botley House and was given to the Church when All Saints was built Two of Cobbettrsquos daughters were baptised in the old font which was moved here from the original parish church of St Bartholomewrsquos Cobbettrsquos old adversary Richard Baker is buried in the churchyard

24

The Hamble Valley has a wealth of fascinating local heritage connections and attractions which tell of years gone by and the role that the area has had in the history of southern HampshireThere are plenty of attractions across the Hamble Valley where the past comes to life Discover Eastleighrsquos past at Eastleigh Museum which tells the story of a locomotive engine driver in the 1930s and has a regular programme of exhibitions workshops talks and family friend events and activities during school holidays

See a fine example of the countyrsquos agricultural heritage at the beautifully restored Bursledon Windmill Built by Phoebe Langtry in 1813-14 and in full working order you can have a go at grinding the flour and purchase a bag of the high quality flour to take home

Bursledon Brickworks Industrial Museum at Swanwick was founded in 1897 and produced 20 million bricks a year in its heyday Open on Sundays visitors can explore the brick workings and museum and see demonstrations of steam and pug mill engines Regular open days and events provide exhibitions from historic cars to traditional crafts along with a wildlife garden and coffee shop

Westbury Manor Museum in Fareham tells the history of Farehamrsquos past including the lsquoFareham Redsrsquo which were locally produced bricks that built much of Victorian England the largest export was The Royal Albert Hall in London There are local displays and events and activities for children along with a Victorian public garden

Visit the Heritage Centre within the Chapel at Royal Victoria Country Park Netley and discover the history of largest military hospital Opened by Florence Nightingale in 1863 Royal Victoria

Hospital was over a quarter-mile long with 138 wards and around 1000 beds for the casualties of the Crimean War (1854- 56) Netley was also the home of the Army Medical School and one of its most famous doctors was Dr Watson the partner of Sherlock Holmes His connections with Netley are mentioned on the first page of lsquoA Study in Scarletrsquo the first Sherlock Holmes book

Maritime MemoriesThere have been people living and working on the banks of the River Hamble for over two thousand years Archaeology has shown that the Salterns on the river edge near Bursledon were in use from c100BC - 100AD

The shipsHenry Vrsquos flagship the Grace Dieu was brought to the Hamble at Bursledon during the 100 Years War with France but caught fire after being hit by lightning Her wreck (one of many in the River Hamble) can be seen at low tide from Manor Farm Country Park

History in the Making

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The Elephant Nelsonrsquos flagship in the Battle of Copenhagen was built on the River Hamble It was during this battle that Nelson ignored the command to withdraw putting his telescope to his blind eye and remarking to the shiprsquos captain ldquoYou know Foley I have only one eye I have the right to be blind sometimes I really do not see the signalrdquo After the battle Nelson was promoted to Admiral

The Elephant also saw service in the 1812 war against the USA when she was under the command of Jane Austenrsquos brother Frank and featured in her novel lsquoMansfield Parkrsquo was built on the River Hamble

ShipbuildersWalking around Hamble Square and the High Street there are many indications of the past trades of those associated with boats including Rope Walk Families of ship builders include The Ewers of Bursledon Moody Janverin and Deaconrsquos Boatyard

The Hamble Valley Heritage Guides run Hamble based walks which bring to life these trades

SmugglingKing John set up a customs collection service in 1203 which collected one fifteenth of all imports and exports many people wanted to avoid paying so smuggling was born Hamblersquos sheltered waters were ideal for the landing of illicit cargo Smuggling was established from there from 1235 when 11 ships were caught smuggling herring

D-Day1944 saw Hamble as busy as it had been during the 100 Years War and there are several plaques and memorials along the river to commemorate the extraordinary activities that took place in the lead up to D-Day

Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight

Convalescence at Netley

Attend an open day at Bursledon Brickworks

Step back into history at Royal Victoria Country Park

Buy a bag of flour from Burlsedon Windmill

Visit Eastleigh Museum

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Southampton was the main port of military embarkation for more than eight million troops and their equipment departing for mainland Europe A steady flow of refugees prisoners of war and over one million wounded came back to England via SouthamptonYoung men and women from across Hampshire Britain and the wider British Empire journeyed across the county by train or on foot and horseback to gather in transit camps in and near Southampton where they waited their turn to board the troopship that would carry them far away from the world they knew Too few returned and many of the injured were treated in hospitals throughout Hampshire

Commemoration events marking the 100th anniversary will be taking place throughout the county Visit www3hantsgovuk1914 for more details

Here are just a few dates for your diary

From Empire to Armageddon Royal Victoria Country Park 10am 3rd May2014

A day of fascinating facts and stories relating to Royal Victoria Military Hospital and the way it operated during the war Suitable for 16+ years

Time 10am to 4pm in the Heritage Centre

Price pound6 per person Tickets available from the shop Call 023 8045 5157

Commemorate the Start of the Great War Royal Victoria Country Park 27th July 2014

Witness a short wreath-laying ceremony at the Cenotaph and take part in a guided walk around the cemetery a talk by renowned local author Philip Hoare and tower tours operating throughout the afternoon

Free entry to events ndash car park is pay and display Call 023 8045 5157 for more details

A Fatherrsquos Memorial to a Much Loved Son Who Died in the Great War

John Willis Fleming built the Stoneham War Shrine in 1917 to mark the death of his son Richard and 36 men from the North Stoneham parish who also perished

Richard Willis Fleming was killed in Egypt on 4 August 1916 the day after his twentieth birthday The shrine that marks his passing is one of an identical pair ndash the other can be found on the Isle of Wight

The shrine which is situated in the 13 acre Avenue Park has been restored as part of a major project

Events Taking Place to Mark 100th Anniversary of World War 1

WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

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Good food and drink is always on the menu in the Hamble Valley and local produce features prominently with a rich heritage from strawberries in Botley to cherries in Chandlers Ford and oysters from the River Hamble

HambleThe Waterrsquos Edge is set on the River Hamble with attractive views to enjoy a meal and drink With a large bar and conservatory plus an outside terrace and large patio area there are plenty of places to sit and enjoy the view and soak up the atmosphere

The Olde Whyte Hart on the High Street is the oldest pub in Hamble offering a traditional bar menu with daily specials including fresh fish and speciality steaks

For modern European cuisine visit the River Rat Cellar and Kitchen who host a number of events and special menus throughout the year

WarsashThe Jolly Farmer Country Inn in Warsash offers a delicious menu every lunchtime and evening Among the choices are succulent steaks locally caught seafood dishes and a daily specials board

EastleighUnwind in the relaxing atmosphere of Artisan Coffee and Wine Bar offering authentic Turkish cuisine La Fenice offers the finest Italian cuisine with freshly caught fish being their speciality The Swan Centre complex offers a number of restaurants with a variety of tastes and flavours from Italian Prezzo to New York Italian Frankie and Bennyrsquos the legendary Portuguese Nandorsquos The Harvester and The Break Bar which offers serves mouth-watering traditional British food

For a relaxing meal in a unique and elegant setting discover The Pointrsquos Cafe Bar and restaurant whether itrsquos simply a glass of wine after work or a delicious fine dining experience or hearty lunch there is a wide variety of superb

seasonal dishes made from locally-sourced produce

Housed in a beautifully renovated Victorian school house The Concorde Club boasts a fine-dining restaurant The Moldy Fig wine bar serves mouth-watering menus and is also home to regular supper and dinner clubs plus a distinguished wine society

The Hampshire Food Festival July 1st -31st

Events include farm tours local food-themed festival menus and celebration dinners hands-on cookery chocolate and jam-making workshops butchery master classes brewery tours vineyard tours and wine tasting cookery demonstrations barbecues an ox roast and barn dance vegetable carving workshops an orchard walk and juice tasting and more

The free Hampshire Food Festival programme is available from May Find out more at wwwhampshirefarecouk where you can also sign up to receive the latest Festival news as well as competitions offers and events all year round

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Itinerary 3

Letrsquos Get RomanticIrsquom in the mood for Lurvehellip

They say the way to a manrsquos heart is through his stomach ndash so sampling some local produce from the Hamble Valley is sure to make your mood more loving

Buy some delicious local produce from a farm shop or deli for a Romantic picnic and head to the Hamble Valley

Bonne Bouche in Hamble is a member of Hampshire Fare and stocks a wide variety of local produce Garsonrsquos Farm Shop in Titchfield has a selection of more than 80 cheeses amongst other award winning produce with free samples available most weekends

The Hampshire Delicatessen in Wickham is renowned for its range of fine Hampshire produce and rest of Britain Roll out your picnic blanket in the shade of the ruins of Netley Abbey The most complete surviving

Cistercian monastery in southern England with almost all the walls of its 13th-century church still standing along with many monastic buildings Even in ruins the abbey continued to be influential inspiring Romantic writers and poets

Or head to the Royal Victoria Country Parkfor a tranquil stroll along the seashore to admire the stunning views that can be seen across the Solent

Finally watch the sun going down at a marina bar such as Banana Wharf Bar and res

Inspirational sailor Geoff Holt recommends a romantic spot for a picnic

ldquoOne favourite spot was where I would take my girlfriend when we were 15 years old We would walk from Bursledon station along Blundell

Lane continuing straight along the footpath past Aladdinrsquos Cave barge under the newly built M27 where it crosses the Hamble past the farm with their field of cows and along the river footpath through the woods to where you suddenly emerge into a field right on the edge of the river overlooking the water in total peace and quiet We would lie on the grass looking skyward listening to the skylarks sun shining and eating our picnicrdquo

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Enjoy the taste of the Hamble Valley at home by visiting our recipe pages From Banoffee pie to Strawberry Savarin - there are plenty of mouth-watering dishes

Exciting menu Tropical amp oriental dishes with great seafood pizza amp pasta Full breakfast menu Great selection of beers amp wines Large heated and covered terrace area Unobstructed views of the marina and the river Hamble

Banana Wharf HamblePort Hamble Marina Hamble Southampton S031 4QA

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Itinerary 4 When the clock strikes three ndash everything stops for tea


An afternoon in the Hamble Valley

You are never far from a cup of tea and a slice of homemade cake whether out on a family walk a spot of boutique shopping or simply to indulge in something sweet there are plenty of tea-rooms coffee shops and cafes across the Hamble Valley

The Woodland Cafe in Itchen Valley Country Park The Cedar Tearooms in Royal Victoria Country Park and The Pantry in Manor Farm Country Park all serve delicious local refreshments

In Wickham enjoy a cream tea at Chesapeake Mill with the soothing sound of running water or delicious lunches and high teas at Lillyrsquos Tea and Coffee House situated in the Square Taking the time to enjoy a little retail therapy could be the perfect way to end your day in the Hamble Valley

From high street favourites to independent shops the area has an abundance of shops stores and boutiques to suit every pocket

At Hedge End there is the dual delight of Marks and Spencer and Sainsburys ndash both stores are a showcase for food fashion and so much more

Swan Centre in Eastleigh has a host of big high street names under one roof and a convenient car park too

If you like to support independent retailers Wickham Botley and Hamble should be on your shortlist to visit

The traditional setting of Wickham makes it the perfect place for a mooch around the shops followed by afternoon tea The medieval market square is the second largest of its kind in England with pretty

15th century cottages and grand Georgian residences

Bay Tree Walk Warwick Lane and Chesapeake Mill are a real delight with plenty of unusual gift ideas presented in a really attractive setting

Therersquos a real feeling of nostalgia as you wander around these shops with everything from vintage prams jewellery and clothing on sale

Hamble maybe relatively bijou in size but what it lacks in scale it makes up for in quality The independent shops are well worth seeking out ndash take a walk down the cobbled high street and take in the views down by the riverside

32

Cycling the Hamble Valley way

Woolston-Hamble 8 km 1- 15 hours with a few stops

Start from Woolston Station From either platform head to the Southampton end of the station down the hill to Bridge Road Then proceed south from Bridge Road across the crossroads into Victoria Road and south though the new Centenary Quay development area

Take care of traffic at the crossroads and past the shops on Victoria Road The road gets quieter once you pass this area The area of new development is the site of the former Vosper Thorneycroft shipyard

Keep heading south on Victoria Road and turn right into the access road to the sailing club boatyard From here keep following the cycle path straight ahead for several miles The route runs through a park and along Weston Parade Most days during the summer and at weekends you can grab

an ice cream from the van at Weston Shore

Keep following the path ahead (marked as NCN 2) as it bears off from the road to the right running parallel to the beach Keep following the path ahead past Netley sailing club and the ldquocastlerdquo on your right and up the hill into Netley

The route then joins Victoria Road (Netley) after a short stretch of shared use pavement cycleway The road here is relatively quiet and fairly wide The route passes through the village centre on the left and recreation ground and access to the beach on the right There are opportunities for food and drink in Netley including at the Prince Consort pub which the route passes

Continue ahead into Royal Victoria Country Park Following signs for NCN2 as you pass the chapel and its 46m tall viewing tower As you reach some woodland at the eastern end of the park

you will need to turn left and then bear right 50m later Make sure you look out for the signs here

Keep following this path ahead (the path runs along an embankment through a forest before running parallel to a playing field) Eventually you emerge at Hamble Lane

Turn right and use the shared pavement cycle path to head into Hamble town centre- note that for the final 300 or so metres after the level crossing of the old railway you will need to ride on the road and whilst the road isnrsquot too busy some care does need to be taken Shortly you will arrive at Hamble Square- note the Gold Postbox for Olympic goldwinning cyclist and local hero Dani King

For those who arenrsquot lured by pubs ice cream and boats into staying a while at Hamble you can extend this route a further 12km by continuing to Botley

Here you will find a really enjoyable cycle route that takes in the history and sights of the Hamble Valley Visit our interactive map which makes it easy to locate the cycle routes eastleighpindarcreativecouk

33

Continue to Botley Hamble to Botley 15 to 25 hours allowing for a few stops | 12km

First continue up Satchell Lane until you pass a house on the right named Wessex Manor look out for the nameplate on the wall

Turn right onto the bridleway that heads into the woods at this point Follow this path ahead over the railway bridge and continue on the path until it arrives at Bursledon At one point the path crosses over a concrete surfaced road Donrsquot take this road down the hill- instead keep looking on the left for the continuation of the path (signed by an arrow marker) The path eventually leads to a road Follow this road up the hill

Turn right at the top of the hill into school road then immediately left into Church Lane Ride past the school and recreation ground until you reach the junction with the main road- cross with care and ride up Blundell Lane next to the river Hamble Follow Blundell Lane round the corner turn right when you arrive at Blundell Lane Ride along Blundell Lane as far as the junction with the main road

Here turn right and then immediately right again into Pylands Lane (signed for Manor Farm Country

Park) From here ride down Pylands Lane Follow the signs for Manor Farm itself at the junctions There is an opportunity to get down to the river using some of these side roads At Manor Farm there is a cafeacute a good opportunity for a break if you need one

Next take the path along the west side of the Manor Farm building (through the gate and past a pond) At the next gate (marked as an entrance to the country park and with St Bartholomews Church to the right) turn left and then a short distance later right onto Church Road Then follow Church Road all the way to the southern edge of Botley- passing Botley Quay bark store on the way

Upon reaching the houses at the southern end of Botley the easiest option is to walk the bike straight ahead along the one way street and into Botley village centre There are various options for food and drink here

Finally to get to the station head east along Botley High Street Mill Hill until you reach the station You will pass Chesapeake Mill just after leaving the village centre Note that this is a very busy main road and you may wish to avoid cycling until the road widens out beyond Chesapeake Mill

Food amp drink stops availablebull Woolstoncentre

bull Netley(shops1pub)

bull Hamble(shopsvariouspubsamprestaurants)

bull ManorFarmCountryPark(cafe)

bull Botley(shopsvariouspubsamprestaurants)

Places of interest passed on the routebull Woolstoncentre

bull CentenaryQuaydevelopment

bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre

bull RoyalVictoriaCountryParkNetley

bull Hambletowncentre

bull Bursledon

bull ManorFarmCountryPark

bull StBartholomewsChurch-Botley

bull Botleyquaybarkstore

bull BotleyTownCentreChesapeakeMill

bull BotleyStation

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START Fourth section

SleepAccommodation

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Enjoy England ratings made easySimple practical no frills

Well presented and well runGood level of quality and comfort

Excellent standard throughoutExceptional with a degree of luxury

A range of room options for every budget here are a few of the best located within the Hamble Valley For more accommodation see our website wwwhamblevalleycom

Four Winds17 Station Road Park Gate Southampton SO31 7GJt 01489 584433m 07891147154 e ruthrose1btinternetcom wwwfourwindsguesthousecom

Enjoy a homely Hampshire welcome at our family-run guest house Close to Junction 9 of the M27 - just off main A27 Porstmouth - Southampton road Walking distance to Park Gate Village amenities and Swanwick Railway Station

Bedrooms 1S 1T 2DE 2TE Prices from (S)pound40 (D)pound65

Heather GablesDodwell Lane Bursledon Southampton SO31 1DJt 023 80404925 e HeatherGablestalktalknet wwwheathergablescouk

Heather Gables has achieved a 4 star rating with Visit England and the AA and has an award for the breakfast it serves

We offer two en-suit rooms as singles doubles or twin and each has a private balcony overlooking a mature garden Off road parking is available and there is easy access to the M27 Jnc 8

Bedrooms 2DEPrices from (S)pound55 (DT)pound75 Includes breakfast

Montana Guest House90 Lower Northam RoadHedge EndSouthampton SO30 4FTt 01489 782797 wwwmontanabedandbreakfastcouk

Friendly run guest house offering excellent standards of service food amp cleanliness Comfortable well equipped bedrooms Choice of breakfast 2 minutes from M27 (J7)

Bedrooms 2S 1SE 1DE 3T 1TEPrices from (S)pound38 (DT)pound55

(F) pound85

The Bunney11 Old School Close Netley Abbey Nr Southampton Hampshire SO31 5QJt 023 8045 7034 w wwwthebunneycouk e sue_davidthebunneycouk

Set in the idyllic location of Butlocks Heath village near Netley Abbey This family friendly property

offers warm comfortable well-furnished accommodation with plenty of space to relax and unwind Within easy access to three cities shopping centres family attractions and itrsquos a beautiful area for walking cycling and exploring self catering VE amp EE

Bedrooms 1 Double 1 Twin 1 Cot Prices from pound300 - pound600 per week

Ottersrsquo GreenBotley Hill Botley SO30 2DLt 01489 797181 m 07812740955 e jeanottersgreencouk wwwottersgreencouk

Ottersrsquo Green is a relaxed and friendly BampB with a charming patio amp veranda area to relax and enjoy Private parking situated in a quiet conservation area and within a short walking distance of several pubs and restaurants in the charming village of Botley An ideal base for enjoying the areas many attractions and activities

Bedrooms 1S 1D 1T amp 1SC barn conversion sleeps 4

Prices from (S)pound55 (DT)pound70 Barn price upon request

(5)

Primrose CottageAllington Lane West End SO30 3HQt 023 8046 6348 e primrosecottagebnbgmailcomwwwprimrosecottagebandbcom

lsquoA home from homersquo Excellent BampB accommodation 3 bedrooms in self-contained annexe with own TV lounge and bathroom Also 2 double and a twin available in the main house Large garden backing onto Country Park Easy access for Airport amp M27

Bedrooms 3T 1TE 1D 1Family roomPrices from pound45 to pound70

Eversley Guest HouseKanes Hill West End SotonSO19 6AJt 02380 464 546 e eversleyguesthouseyahoocouk wwweversleyguesthouseorguk

A friendly and comfortable BampB in a location convenient for M27 Southampton airport and ferry terminals and the Rose Bowl cricket ground A designated off-road parking space for each room Within easy reach of Southampton Winchester Portsmouth and the New Forest All rooms have flat-screen TV en-suite shower room and free WI-FI English or continental breakfast included in the room price

Bedrooms 1 SE 3 TE 1 KFE Prices from (S)pound45 (T)pound68 (K)pound75 (F) pound88

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Key to accommodation symbols(AGE) Children Welcome

Dogs accepted by arrangement

Licensed for sale of alcoholic drinks

Residentsrsquo Lounge

Major credit cards accepted

TeaCoffee making facilities

TV in all bedrooms

Ground floor bedrooms

Parking spaces on site

Non smoking establishment

Restaurantdinner provided on request

Welcome Host lsquoCertificate holdersrsquo

Garden for residents

Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers

Electric shaver points

Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets

Outside Water supply

Microwave

Please tick

Wireless Internet access

Short stay

Facilities for the visually impared

Facilities for deaf or hard of hearing

Disabled room facilities

Disabled parking

Types of room BampB and Guest House S Single Room D Double RoomT Twin Room F Family Room E En-suite bathshower roomPB Private Bathroom not en-suite

Situated 3 miles from Southampton City Centre Open all year for tents motorhomes and caravans 40 level fully serviced pitches (22 hardstanding) Close to bus routes and Royal Victoria Country Park Modern toilets showers amp laundry room with indoor dishwashing facilities

SUNNYDALE FARM CAMPING AND CARAVAN PARK

OPEN ALL YEAR

Telephone 023 8045 7462 or 0788 305 8823Sunnydale Farm Grange Road Netley Abbey Southampton SO31 8GDEmail enquiriessunnydalefarmcouk Web wwwsunnydalefarmcouk

Beautiful views over the Marina and River Hamble Excellent sailing walking fishing and horse riding nearby Serviced touring pitches Pine lodges and static caravans

available to hire all year

Chilworth Southampton SO16 7PT

t 023 8076 7333 f 023 8070 1743 e reservationschilworth-manorcouk

Set in 12 acres of landscaped grounds the Edwardian Manor House is steeped in history There are 26 bedrooms in the Manor House and a further 69 in the Garden Wing 11 meeting rooms Restaurant Bar Gardens and terraces The hotel also has a state of the art Health Club and Spa with ozone cleansed pool saunasteam room well equipped gym and [comfort zone] beauty suite Free car parking Easy location

BEST WESTERn Chilworth Manor

For more information visit wwwbw-chilworthmanorcouk

No of rooms 95

See website for best available rate

36

Best Western Chilworth Manor Hotel

To enter the draw to win simply complete the questionnaire below and

return it to Freepost RSLC-TUYB-RHCBThe Marketing Collective

The Point Leigh Road Eastleigh

Hampshire SO50 9DE

1 Have you visited the Hamble Valley area in the last 12 months Yes No

2 When you last visited how long did you stay

Day trip only Overnight stay Short stay Please state number of nights3 What was the motivation for your stay Family day out Visiting FriendsRelatives Short Break Holiday Special occasion Businessconference Other Please state

4 When you last visited where did you stay Own home With FriendsRelatives BampB Guest House HotelInnLodge Self catering Campsite5 If you stayed in local accommodation

please state the name of the establishment

6 How did you find a place to stay Visitor Guide Internet search engine Establishment own website Personal recommendation

7 During your last visit to the Hamble Valley what activities did you participate in

Dining out Shopping Sightseeing Walking Leisure cruisingsailing Visiting local villages and towns

please state Attending local special event

please state 8 During your stay in the Hamble Valley

what attractions did you visit Go Ape Itchen Valley Country Park Bursledon Windmill Itchen Valley Country Park Manor Farm amp Country Park Royal Victoria Country Park Lakeside Country Park Fleming Park Leisure Centre The Point Theatre The Berry Theatre Wickham Vineyard Eastleigh Museum Bursledon Brickworks Hedge End Retail Park Pickwell Farm Sir Harold Hillier Gardens Marwell Wildlife Westbury Manor Museum The Swan Centre The Concorde Club Other Please state 9 Where did you pick up your copy of the

Visitor Guide 10 Which elements of this guide have been

the most interesting or useful to you

11 How do you think this guide could be improved in future publications

12 During your visit or stay which towns

and villages did you visit Bishops Waltham Botley Bursledon Eastleigh Hamble Hedge End Netley Titchfield West End Wickham

I am happy to receive news and offers from Best Western Chilworth Manor

Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email

Would you like to be added to your mailing list to receive FREE information on the Hamble Valley Yes NoI am particularly interested in the following

Walking trails Local Heritage Events

Thank you for your time and good luck

COMPETITION DETAILS The prize includes two nights accommodation with dinner bed and breakfast (excludes drinks) for two adults at the Best Western Chilworth Manor Hotel Chilworth Southampton The prize will be valid until December 2015 and is subject to availability (excluding the Southampton Boatshow) By entering the competition you accept that your name region and publicity photos may be required Your details will be added to our confidential database and not passed to any organisation outside The Marketing Collective Ltd in accordance with the Data Protection Act (1998) The prize will be drawn after 13th December 2014 and notified by January 31st 2015 Marwell Wildlife Family Day ticket prize is valid for 12 months from date of issue Prize allows entry to Marwell Wildlife for one day for 2 adults and 2 children (aged 3-16)

Complete and return the questionnaire below to win a two night short break at

Best Western Chilworth Manor Hotel OR a Family Day pass to Marwell Wildlife

FREE Prize Draw

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hamble Valley guide 2014

Follow the Hamble Valley on Twitter wwwtwittercomHambleValley

The Hamble Valley brand and Strawberry logo are trademarks owned and managed by The Marketing Collective Ltd and their unauthorised use is an infringement of copyright law All rights reserved Hamble Valley Visitor Guide 2013 copy Compiled and published by The Marketing Collective Ltd Designed by Tina Scahill Design Printed by Halcyon Print Management Photography by The Marketing Collective Ltd and available for use subject to licensing Information in the guide was correct at the time of going to press The Marketing Collective Ltd cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies or omissions and users are strongly advised to contact advertisers and events prior to making any arrangements

Published by

The Hamble Valley is accessible to all

By Road The M3 provides easy access from London and the North The Hamble Valley lies to the east between Junctions 5 and 8 of the M27

By Air Southampton International Airport offers excellent UK domestic and international flights Southampton International Airport wwwsouthamptonairportcom

By Rail Hamble Bursledon and Netley rail stations are located on routes between the Southampton and Portsmouth line Wickham is located a short bus journey from Fareham station which is on the London to Portsmouth line For train timetable information visit wwwnationalrailcouk Botley and Hedge End have regular services to Portsmouth Eastleigh Winchester and London whilst trains from Fareham serve these destinations and also Southampton Chichester Brighton and Gatwick Airport

By Bus The area is well connected by buses with various services connecting to Southampton Eastleigh Winchester and Fareham as well as providing local services in and around the Valley area Bluestar No3 | Southampton-Hedge-End-BotleyBrijan No8 | Eastleigh-Hedge End-Botley-Bishops WalthamFirst 44AX4 | Southampton-Bursledon-FarehamGosportPortsmouthFirst No6 | Southampton-Netley-HambleStagecoach No69 | Winchester-Bishops Waltham-Wickham-Fareham

Local bus amp rail partnership wwwthreeriversrailcom

National Rail enquiries 08457 48 49 50 | wwwnational railcouk

Public Transport Enquiry Service To help plan your journey using public transport 0870 608 2608 | wwwtravelineorguk

Bus Services Blue Star 023 8061 8233 | wwwbluestarbuscouk First 023 8022 4854 | wwwfirstgroupcom

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SleepAccommodation

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Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

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3


Virtual Tour












p 12 Netley Abbey

p 14 Marwell zoo




p22 Cobbet Trail

p26 WW1 Events

p28 Fork and Cork



p32 Cycle Trail

p34 Where to stay


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Water

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Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

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The Cobbett Trail

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Dolphin

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Manor Farm

Brook Lane

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High Street

Church Lane

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SleepAccommodation

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TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


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Hampshire SO50 9DE


















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Address

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Telephone

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PlayingField

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High Street

Church Lane

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SleepAccommodation

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TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

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DVD player

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Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















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Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

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High Street

Church Lane

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SleepAccommodation

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Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

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Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















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Address

Postcode

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email







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37


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Fourth section










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Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

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26
















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29

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Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

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Itinerary 3












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bull WestonShore

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Key

=Bealert

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34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







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TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

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Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

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Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

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email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



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David Evans






















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Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

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olle

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ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















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email







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We Do Today


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11




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13






14













15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



9

Find us at








Letrsquos Share











10

Itinerary 2

















skills




11




INNERBRING OUT

YOUR APE




15OFF PER









Reader Review

12













13






14













15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



10

Itinerary 2

















skills




11




INNERBRING OUT

YOUR APE




15OFF PER









Reader Review

12













13






14













15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



11




INNERBRING OUT

YOUR APE




15OFF PER









Reader Review

12













13






14













15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



12













13






14













15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



13






14













15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



14













15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



15











16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



16

17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



17

Earth






Walk this way





18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



18














19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



19





20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



20

HAMBLE RAIL TRAIL












21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



21



Spi

tfire

Way

Barton Dr

RecreationGround

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

Kissing Gate

KissingGate

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

Bench

BarbecueSite

Pond


Pelican Crossing


SailingClub


PlayingField

SportsGround

Orchard

HambleStation

CedarTearooms

amp WC



College



WORKS

Hamble PointMarina

Pond and Bench

Totem Sculpture

Copse Lane



Sat

chel

l Lan

e

Hamble Lane


Ham

ble Lane

MilitaryCemetery

WW2 Gun Battery


HambleCommon

Hamble-le-Rice

Netley

HambleCopse

WestfieldCommon

SOUTHAM

PTON W

ATER

RIV

ER

HA

MB

LE














22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



22

Fourth section










The Cobbett Trail

23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



23

Dolphin

Bugle

CobbettrsquosHouse

Hamblewood

Bark Store

Marks Farm

Manor Farm

Brook Lane

MemorialStone

High Street

Church Lane

Botley

Info

rmat

ion

prod

uced

by

The

Mar

ketin

g C

olle

ctiv

e copy

Bot

ley

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

All

right

s re

serv

ed








at Botley








24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



24










25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



25







Bursledon Windmill

The River Hamble

History of flight






26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



26
















WE SHALL REMEMBER

27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



27

28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



28













Fork amp Cork

29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



29

30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



30

Pickwell Farm Shop






Sunday 9am-3pm



wwwpickwellfarmcouk

M27
















Itinerary 3












31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



31






















32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



32















33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



33

















bull WestonShore

bull Netleycentre



bull Bursledon





bull BotleyStation

Key

=Bealert

=Placestoeat

=Icecreamstop

34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



34


SleepAccommodation

47















(F) pound85









(5)







35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



35







TV in all bedrooms







Four poster bed

Linen provided

Laundry facilities

Showers


Open all year

DVD player

Local produce

Internet facilities

Public toilets


Microwave

Please tick


Short stay




Disabled parking




OPEN ALL YEAR









No of rooms 95


36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



36





Hampshire SO50 9DE


















Yes NoName

Address

Postcode

Telephone

email







FREE Prize Draw

37


Donrsquot wing it



38



37


Donrsquot wing it



38



38



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Hamble Valley Visitor Magazine 2014