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near to Easton, Hampshire, England

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	Footpath reaches junction of Chapel and Fair Lanes by Shazz Another view is at Link.
	View towards Larkwhistle Farm by Mr Ignavy
	Emerging crop near Harley Hill by Bill Boaden Gently undulating farmland on the edge of the downs.
	Land at Larkwhistle Farm by Graham Horn There are large arable fields in the area. A footpath follows this hedge line to the lone tree on the horizon and beyond.
	Field of brassicas off Fair Lane by Peter Jordan At the junction of Fair Lane and Long Walk, a smelly field of brassicas. This is about 1.5 km east of the M3.
	junction between Fair Lane and Chapel Lane by Peter Facey Fair Lane is the one coming in from the left. Both of these lanes are single-track. A footpath that goes all the way to Avington strikes out to the right where the electricity pole is.
	Long way Back by Bill Nicholls Looking this way from near the start of the footpath at Chapel Lane it looks a long way to go to the top where the tree is.
	View of Harfield from further south on Chapel Lane by Shazz
	Farmland north of Larkwhistle Farm by Peter Facey Seen from the junction of Chapel an Fair lanes. As often happens with OS, the clump of trees on the horizon is not shown on the map. The clump is at SU5177 3114 and is thus in the next square to the north.
	Track behind Larkwhistle Farm by Bill Boaden The farm looks derelict though some excavation is taking place next to it.
	Flytippers again by Bill Nicholls Someone has been flytipping along Chapel Lane.
	Long Walk / Fair Lane by Mr Ignavy