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near to Burley, Hampshire, England

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	Power Lines by Stuart Buchan Power lines just north of Burbush Hill in the New Forest.
	Whitten Bottom, lawn by Mike Faherty Grass and herbs kept short by grazing ponies.
	Holmsley Ridge, New Forest by Tim Heaton
	Castleman Trail near Burley by Gillian Thomas This part of the trail is between Pound Lane Burley and Holmsbury. The railway opened in 1847 but was swallowed up a year later by the larger London and South Western Railway. This small rural railway line was eventually axed by Dr Beeching in 1964.
	Burley: looking across Whitten Pond by Chris Downer Looking across the Burley-Bransgore road towards this little pond and beyond.
	Rainbow above the road to Burley, New Forest by Jim Champion The road leads north, then turns sharply to the right towards Burley. The hill beneath the rainbow is Burley Beacon.
	Pound Lane, near Burley (set of 2 images) by Malc McDonald Pound Lane is a minor road in the New Forest. Here, the road crosses the route of a dismantled railway line. This image was taken on a dull and murky day in late December. Deciduous trees were bare for the winter season.
	Forest lawn near Burbush car park by David Martin
	New Forest - Slap Bottom by Colin Smith New Forest path passing through acres of heather and gorse above the wonderfully named valley, Slap Bottom. Link
	Whitten Bottom from Holmsley Ridge, New Forest by Jim Champion Looking down from Holmsley Ridge in the SE corner of the grid square, with Whitten Pond shining in the bright sunlight. The gravelly sandy soil here is very poor, hence the heathland plants.
	Former railway bridge by E Gammie A bridge carrying the former London & South Western Railway track over a stream. The trackbed is now used as a cycle route for a comparatively small part of its length.
	Dur Hill Down by John Lucas Near Whitton Pond.