I went for a walk in the New Forest in Hampshire.
It started off in the Churchyard of St Nicholas' Church in Brockenhurst. It hosts the grave of Brusher Mills, a 19th Century snakecatcher who caught thousands of snakes in the New Forest. A pub in Brockenhurst is named
The Snakecatcher in his memory.
The path then meandered through a woodland nature reserve and then out into open farmland
It was an unusually sunny and dry and these pigs seemed to be enjoying the good weather.
I then headed into Ivy Wood, enjoying the bright spring flowers beside the river Lymington before returning to Brockenhurst and its impressive period buildings.
I went for a walk in the New Forest in Hampshire.
It started off in the Churchyard of St Nicholas' Church in Brockenhurst. It hosts the grave of Brusher Mills, a 19th Century snakecatcher who caught thousands of snakes in the New Forest. A pub in Brockenhurst is named The Snakecatcher in his memory.
The path then meandered through a woodland nature reserve and then out into open farmland
It was an unusually sunny and dry and these pigs seemed to be enjoying the good weather.
I then headed into Ivy Wood, enjoying the bright spring flowers beside the river Lymington before returning to Brockenhurst and its impressive period buildings.
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