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	Bartley water widens to form a pool beside the footbridge in Costicles Enclosure by J W Parker Just after the double crossing of footbridge and ford of Bartley Water stream this pool forms as the stream bends to the left. Many dogs dive from the banks and swim in the pool which is surprisingly deep considering its proximity to the... (more)
	Ride into Costicles Inclosure by Shaun Ferguson Off Woodlands Road ride into Costicles Inclosure
	Woodlands, cattle grid by Mike Faherty Leaving Open Forest on Woodlands Road.
	Lodgehill Inclosure by Steve not quite sharp, but a snatched shot with a 300m lens
	Costicles Pond by Val Pollard The north west corner of Costicles Pond. Possibly the largest of the New Forest ephemeral or temporary ponds.
	Ford at Busketts Lawn by John Walton This ford is found within Busketts Lawn Inclosure.
	Woodlands Road, near Ashurst by Malc McDonald Woodlands Road is a minor road in the New Forest National Park. Here it passes through woodland near the village of Ashurst.
	Busketts Inclosure by JThomas
	Fletchwood Lane, Woodlands by David Martin
	Ford across Bartley Water, Busketts Lawn Inclosure, New Forest by Jim Champion Marked as a footbridge on the 1:25000 OS map, this is most definitely a concrete ford across Bartley Water. The stream meanders through the inclosure, and in most parts it has steep banks. Here the path dips down to the level of the stream.... (more)
	Fletchwood Lane at Poternsford Copse by David Martin Fletchwood Lane is not a through route for vehicles and this short southern section is separate from the long stretch further north.
	Grassy track, Busketts Lawn Inclosure by David Martin