Cattle at the side of East Boldre Road, New Forest
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Cattle at the side of East Boldre Road, New Forest
Image: © Jim Champion Taken: 24 Feb 2007
East Boldre is on the edge of the open Forest and commoners cattle are free to wander the area - including the roads (where they have right of way). These cows are just up the road from the Turfcutters Arms, possibly sheltering from the rain that has just started. The allotments are on the other side of the hedge.
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Image Location
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50.802857
Longitude
-1.470633