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near to Bisterne Close, Hampshire, England

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	Clayhill Bottom, heathland by Mike Faherty Overlooking the bottom, a dry and dull landscape at this time of year; heather has gone over, and there remains the occasional stand of gorse in flower, or shoots of dwarf gorse.
	Clayhill Bottom, New Forest by Stuart Buchan
	Scrape Bottom, New Forest by Jim Champion Looking down Scrape Bottom from the path called "Scrape Road", where it fords the stream in the valley bottom. In the distance Scrape Bottom meets Clayhill Bottom and the watercourses join and feed Avon Water beyond Holmsley... (more)
	Station Road climbing to Goatspen Plain by David Smith Presumably Station Road refers to the former Holmsley railway station SU2300.
	Station Road, New Forest by Robin Webster Towards Burley, and leaving behind the site of Holmesley station. The station was on the former Brockenhurst to Wimborne line.
	Towards Clayhill Bottom by Mike Smith
	Station Road by David Dixon The road from the A35, near the old Holmsley Station, towards Burley.
	New Forest : Clayhill Bottom (set of 2 images) by Lewis Clarke Looking out across Clayhill Bottom from Station Road.
	Old Milestone by the A35, north of Wilverley Cottage by K Lawrence Metal plate attached to concrete post by the A35, in parish of BROCKENHURST (NEW FOREST District), 200m North of Wilverley Cottage, set at the edge of the road, on West side of road. Lyndhurst plate, erected by the Christchurch &... (more)
	Wild gladiolus in the New Forest by Mike Faherty This elusive plant (Gladiolus illyricus) can only be found in the wild in the New Forest. Even there it is difficult to spot, as it grows amongst the much taller bracken, and the colour of its flowers can easily be mistaken for bell... (more)
	New Forest : The A35 by Lewis Clarke Looking along the A35 as it heads through the New Forest.
	Clayhill Bottom from Station Road by David Martin