A walk from Fritham, home to one of the New Forest’s best-loved pubs Peacefully situated in the northern half of the New Forest, the village of Fritham is a popular spot thanks not only to its attractive location, but even more to its pub, the 17th century Royal Oak, a charming thatched hostelry, full of […]
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This walk challenged our staying power. The weather was very hot and the the trail seems to defy science by being uphill more than downhill. Nevertheless it’s a great excursion which takes you past the ancient extraction wells which were the origin of the famous porcelain factories of nearby Limoges. The area is crisscrossed with
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Not content to sit on one beautiful romantic river valley, Fresselines is involved with two. Fresselines sits on the confluence of the River Creuse and the Petite Creuse, both of which run along deep gorges, eventually converging a few splashes from the village. It’s a tourism and farming village situated some 20 miles (32 km)
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This walk starts at the White Lion Inn at Soberton and mainly follows the route of the Wayfarers Way to Hambledon – a short loop on other paths and then uses the same path for the return journey. The terrain and views are excellent – seeing it all twice is no hardship. A pleasant evening
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Ok I said – this is a walk we must do. It’s been recommended by Mick – so it’s gotta be good- So we drove to the starting point. And so did several thousand Spanish people looking to enjoy a gloriously sunny "bank" holiday. The walk through the gorge is amazing, it’s everything that it’s
