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	Fallow Deer at Queen's Meadow by Bob Ford Taken on a Travelling Naturalist evening walk with ranger Paul Hibberd.
	Cycle path leaving the Hursthill Inclosure, New Forest by Jim Champion The off-road cycle route leaves the southern corner of the Hursthill Inclosure here, before it follows the southeastern edge of the Queen's Meadow. The enclosure is surrounded by old woodland, and within the enclosure there are areas... (more)
	Hursthill Inclosure, forestry track by Mike Faherty
	Cycle path through Hursthill Inclosure by Hugh Venables With forestry operations ongoing.
	Path in Hursthill Inclosure by Chris Wimbush
	Marsh land near Hursthill Inclosure, New Forest by Ian S
	Warwickslade Cutting: restored stream by Peter Facey Quite wide at this point after heavy rain. I don't think much digging out was required here, but the banks have been reshaped, where the earth appears rougher. The diggers were able to do this by sticking within the course of the... (more)
	Holly and oaks in Gritnam Wood, New Forest by Jim Champion The path in the foreground leads south out of Gritnam Wood to the Hursthill Inclosure. There are many fallen oaks in this old woodland, which supports a good range of wildlife. The holly is actively managed, being "pollarded" (cut... (more)
	Track in Hursthill Inclosure by David Martin
	Forest bridge by John M
	Hursthill Inclosure, stile by Mike Faherty At the northern boundary of the inclosure; an unusual sight in the New Forest, where most inclosure boundaries are marked by gates.
	Warwickslade cutting: pumping it out by Peter Facey Looking upstream. The Cutting is here blocked off by the clay plug upon which this pump is sitting. The pump is therefore needed to empty this part of the cutting prior to filling it in.