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Holiday cottages in New Forest
The New Forest: William the Conqueror planted it to hunt stags in; his
son, William II (Rufus), was shot dead hunting one in it (possibly
assassinated). Woods of oak and chestnut (many ancient and magnificent still)
and other deciduous trees still sweep magnificently over the sandy soil with
moorland between and pretty and interesting villages hidden in clearings. Deer
live in it and much other wildlife, and ponies but fewer people than in most
English places. Lovely for wandering, riding and picnicking in woodland glades.
Lyndhurst is its main centre; Cadnam and Minstead are
pretty villages. It extends to the Beaulieu River estuary and
Lymington on the coast with its
ferry to the Isle of Wight.
List all holiday cottages in New Forest
We have holiday cottages in the following places within New Forest
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Lymington: pretty little estuary town (Georgian shops, restaurants and pubs). Ferries to the Isle of Wight. Immediately inland, the New Forest. Christchurch, Bournemouth and Poole (sandy beaches, boating, entertainments), 10–20 miles; beautiful Beaulieu River estuary (National Motor Museum, 18th cent. shipbuilding village), 6. Birdwatching at Keyhaven and Needs Ore Point, within 6 miles. Easy train access.
Holiday cottages in Lymington, Hampshire
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