It's a blessing that most people don't like to walk far from the Bunny, so that if you walk that little bit further along Naish Beach, other the occasional intrepid like-minded explorer you'll find yourself left in peace to muse. Marvellous!
Showing posts with label Chewton Bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chewton Bunny. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 April 2021
Thursday, 11 June 2020
Chewton Bunny
Walkford Brook runs through Chewton Bunny as it nears the sea. A New Forest stream which once served as a moonlit route for smugglers up to the forest plains to their contraband stashes and distribution points. I wonder if brexit will see a return to the days of the smuggler?
Labels:
Chewton Bunny,
Highcliffe,
New Forest,
smugglers,
streams,
Walkford Brook
Saturday, 18 February 2017
The Bunny
Even with the warm sun breaking through, the Bunny feels dank and weird, there's a strange energy to the place, a sense foreboding, something not quiet right. No matter when, the Bunny always feels peculiar. It's not just the Bunny, mind, it's all the woodland and common in these parts, they all feel weird. I walk all over the place, though the common (Chewton Common) is the only place where I feel compelled to look behind me, and I'm not the only one mention it. I wonder why that is.
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
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