The B3054 on its way to Beaulieu, New Forest
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The B3054 on its way to Beaulieu, New Forest
Image: © Jim Champion Taken: 26 Aug 2005
Looking southwest along the road that leads straight down the hill to the village of Beaulieu. The National Motor Museum is the biggest tourist attraction in the New Forest, and the brown signposts direct traffic from the motorway along this route. It can get busy, and with stock freely wandering in the road there are occasionally lengthy queues of traffic.
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