The Plan
A
New Forest Walk
The Leader
Trudy
B
Who Turned Up
Trudy
B, Trudy H, Trisha, Sue, Wendy, Beatrice and Tony H, David
The Walk
It
was an ideal day for walking. The weather started out with a few fluffy clouds
and then quickly developed into clear blue skies and bright sunshine. We drove
out into the New Forest and parked at Long Slade Bottom car park. From here, we
followed the path along the route of the old railway line until we came to the
crossing keeper’s cottage. Frome here, we turned off on a detour that took us across
Brokenhurst Golf Course. Back on the main road, we crossed the railway bridge
and came out onto Setley Plain. We hit the next main road close to the Filly
Inn.After lunch, we took a different route that brought us across Horseshoe Common and so back to the car park. The photographs (from both Trudys) show what a bright, sunny walk we had. They also show how nicely the trees have turned to their autumn colours. We hit one or two wet patches of ground along the route, but nothing to deter a group of serious walkers and nothing to spoil our day out. An all-round good walk, Trudy. Thank you.
The Pub
The
Filly Inn near Brokenhurst. The ambience was fine and we got some serious
crossword work completed. The food was okay, nothing special in view of the high
prices. Three people had the beef and ale pie at £9.95. There was some
disappointment with the chicken casserole.
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