Click on this thumbnail to see a stunning aerial photo of Highcliffe Castle.
Photograph courtesy of the Daily Echo, Bournemouth with the help of Bournemouth
Helicopters.
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Highcliffe Castle |
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Stormy day in November.
Thanks to Kay Ellis (and for the Mudeford Quay photos below) |
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Highcliffe Castle Beach, from
Steamer Point |
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The Castle again |
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Lovely photo of the Castle
Thanks to Barrie Taylor |
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A lonely fisherman on a groyne.
Thanks to Chris Brewer |
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Thanks to Barrie Taylor |
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And again - the South face this time.
Thanks to Geoff Franklin for this one |
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A normal day in November |
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Here's some photos taken by Andrew Hollingsworth and his partner Lucy,
who I met at Friars Cliff (March 2010).
Lots more photos from around the world can be seen at
www.worldimaging.co.uk
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By Andrew Hollingsworth
www.worldimaging.co.uk |
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By Lucy Salmon
www.worldimaging.co.ukt
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By Lucy Salmon
www.worldimaging.co.uk |
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Beach photo courtesy of Bob at
Dorset World Photographic |
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Photo courtesy of Bob at
Dorset World Photographic |
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It's the covered market, now gone,
and offices and apartments built instead. |
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Romeo and Juliet being filmed in the Castle grounds. (These photos by Kay
Ellis.) |
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The old school house - one of the oldest
buildings in the village. Thanks to Shirley Millie (from New Forest Villages website) for this photo |
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The Globe - another of the original village
buildings. It was already a pub in 1872.
Thanks again to Shirley |
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Thanks to Jenny Taylor for sending this in. It is an interesting shot of Windmill Cottage, from circa 1900.
This was the house of Mr James Frampton (1815-1914) a builder and wheelwright/carpenter,
who was the father of John Frampton, who donated the land for the Methodist
Church.
There's much more about the history on the Berties website - history page |
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Looking East along the Naish cliffs
This and the next two courtesy of Andrew Stacey, His website has excellent pictures of the cliffs at Highcliffe, Naish, and Barton |
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Date unknown, but it's the waterfall by the bridge near Naish Holiday Park
entrance. (Thanks to the guys at SaxonSquare.com
for this one.) |
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Here's one of the path down through
Chewton Bunny. Thanks to Shirley Millie.
See her New Forest Villages website |
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This one is of Lakeside, a wildlife site in the middle of a big residential
area |
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January 29 - Avon Beach |
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Nea Meadows this time, another haven surrounded by houses |
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January 29 - Avon Beach |
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Another of the lake at Nea Meadows |
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Thanks to Barrie Taylor for this lovely photo - as seen on BBC South weather report |
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A path through Roeshot |
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These next two are also by Barrie - early January.
Friars Cliff beach huts |
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A typical December day.
Thanks to Dr Ian West from Southampton University for the picture. It's
from his extremely interesting website describing the fossils and geology of the area. |
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Sunset towards Mudeford |
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Boats - thanks to Kay Ellis for this |
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Another of Kay's lovely photos |
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Still quiet - even in Summer.
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This one of the Zig Zag path, and the ones below, were all taken on RLNI Funday |
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Another hectic day at Steamer Point.
Thanks to Geoff Franklin for this one |
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Another one from Geoff. This is the lily covered lake at Steamer Point |
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Another lovely picture from Geoff. Looking West from Steamer Point Nature
Reserve |
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A super picture of the coast below Naish.
Thanks to Shirley Millie for letting me use another from her New Forest Villages website |
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A couple of pictures of Naish in days gone by. It's interesting to see
where the cliff line was then.
Thanks to Jenny Taylor for these.
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A lovely photo of Friars Cliff - thanks to Barrie Taylor. |
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A lovely August day in 2007 - thanks to regular visitor Eileen Darbon |
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Interesting one of the original Crows Nest cafe. |
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Looking across to Highcliffe from Mudeford - thanks to another regular
visitor, David MacLannan |
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Barton cliffs across Chewton Bunny from the Waterford Road car park. Our
very own Jurassic Coast!
(Eocene actually, but fossil rich anyway, and we won't worry about a few
million years.) |
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The Cliffhanger - thanks to David MacLannan |
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Yet another lovely Winter's day in Highcliffe.
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The Ferry - thanks to David MacLannan |
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Boats returning up The Run. Photo courtesy of the excellent Hampshire Cam website. |
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Race day - could be just about any weekend |
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Pots on the Quay (this and the following one) are courtesy of John Michael
Smith |
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Looking at the Needles from the Castle Beach |
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The annual tradition of blessing the waters to keep the fishermen safe |
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The nearest thing to commercialisation we have on our beaches |
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Friars Cliff beach in October
(thanks to David MacLannan) |
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Crazywater Highcliffe has a "try it out" day (thanks to David
MacLannan) |
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A peaceful day on the Quay
(thanks to David MacLannan) |
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A stormy day at Mudeford
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