Hampshire Photos by Hetty
22nd April 2017
We followed a historic walk around Lymington, starting by the RNLI lifeboat station
Isle of Wight car ferry
Open air Sea Water Baths – date from 1833
Marina
Lots of yellow gorse
There is the Isle of Wight
The old salt workings are now a nature reserve. This used to be the biggest area of salt production in the country
Old Sunday school, 1877
The Angel Inn – 18th century coaching inn. Once there was a town hall in the middle of the High St
Quay Hill
The Ship Inn, 1850
This was once the Harlequin Inn – reputedly HQ of the Press Gang in the early 1800s
Next: Beaulieu