Saint James, Alderholt
Place of worship in Daggons
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Saint James, Alderholt in Daggons is listed here under Place of worship. You'll find it in Daggons.
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Alderholt Chapel
3-5 Hillbury Road, Alderholt
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Fordingbridge Fire Station
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St Mary the Virgin
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Fordingbridge Methodist Church
1 West Street, Fordingbridge
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View allMillennium Park
Ferndown · 8.1 miles
Has benches, various wooden carvings, a memorial and the millenium stone.
Pipers Wait
Nomansland · 9.3 miles
Highest point in the New Forest on top of an underground reservoir( higher than surrounding terrain)
Blanchard's Copse
Bearwood · 11 miles
Woodland and some grassland
Poors Common SSSI
Thorney Hill · 11 miles
SSSI-47.39 Ha of dwarf shrub heath and bogs lowland
Cathedral Campanile
Salisbury · 11 miles
Parch marks revealing the location of the 13th century bell tower that was demolished in 1790.
Naked Man
Burley · 11 miles
Beneath this crown of ivy is the weathered stump of an oak tree which was used as gallows for at least one convicted highwayman. Originally called the "Wilverley Oak", it stood by the side of the now-disused Burley to Lymington road
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