Footbridge and pylons near Buttsash, New Forest
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Footbridge and pylons near Buttsash, New Forest
Image: © Jim Champion Taken: 4 Aug 2006
This strip of heathland is on the eastern edge of the Crown lands of the New Forest, between the Fawley Inclosure and the Hythe by-pass (A326). It is an area well-used by joggers and dog-walkers from Dibden and Buttsash - a jogger is having a rest at the top of the incline in the centre of the photo. The stream in the foreground drains a pond on a piece of annexed heathland on the northern side of the by-pass.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.846625
Longitude
-1.40906