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Hampshire holidays

December 2022

  • St James Way footpath sign

    I did the English leg of the Camino de Santiago – starting in Reading

    The UK section of the pilgrimage runs through Berkshire and Hampshire to Southampton, where the faithful would set sail for Spain. And it’s now all waymarked

August 2022

  • Common red soldier beetles on common hogweed flowers (Heracleum sphondylium), UK

    Country diary
    Country diary: It’s a summer of love for the red soldier beetle

    Hayling Billy trail, Havant, Hampshire: These striking insects are clearly enjoying the heat – but there’s only so much of it they can stand

June 2022

  • A view of the River Test from a bridge along the Test Way near Brook.

    The pub walk
    A riverside walk to a great pub: the John O’Gaunt Inn, Hampshire

    The limpid waters of the River Test link a stroll over chalk hills to a pub serving fine rustic roasts

August 2021

  • Muntjac, Muntiacus reevesi. Naturalized in Britain although native to China.

    Secrets of the New Forest – and where to spot its elusive wildlife

    Neil Ansell knows almost every inch of the New Forest, a favourite childhood haunt. He returns to share his favourite spots

April 2021

  • the magic rat narrowboat

    Born for fun: Hampshire’s Springsteen-inspired glamping site

    No need to head to Dorset or Devon for quaint villages, walks and pubs – this west Hants site, now with revamped narrowboat, offers rural bliss without the crowds

January 2021

  • Cranborne Chase seen from Charlton Down, near Shaftesbury, Wiltshire.

    Why an everyday English field is my tranquillity base

    Our writer’s special spot in a timeless corner of southern England holds a sense of deep peace and isolation

February 2020

  • Newtown to Yarmouth coastal path – Newtown Creek on the Isle of Wight

    My eagle-eyed winter wander around the Isle of Wight

    The island isn’t only for summer holidays: the colder months are perfect for birding and walks along trails that will form part of the England Coast Path

October 2018

  • Gilbert White’s House and Gardens, Selborne, Hampshire

    Take the kids to …
    Take the kids to … Gilbert White’s House and Gardens, Hampshire – review

    The home of the nature-obsessed clergyman is a treasure trove of flora, fauna and kids’ games. And there’s even a gallery devoted to heroic explorers

September 2018

  • Nell Nelson on her bike on a road curving round and down, overlooking Whiten Head

    Better by bike: a guide to the top cycle routes and rides in Britain

    From the Scottish coast to the Channel Islands, gear up for our pick of the best ways to explore the British isles on two wheels

May 2018

  • Buckler’s Hard in Hampshire, with its former worker’s cottage leading to the water’s edge.

    Take the kids to …
    Buckler’s Hard, New Forest: ‘A calm backwater but in a good way’ – review

    This riverside attraction, where maritime history can be explored at a gentle pace, offers a relaxed family day out

September 2017

  • The A836 at Achnabourin, Sutherland, Scotland

    'Pure inspiration': our writers pick their favourite cycle rides

    A morning climb up the Corcovado in Rio, a Hampshire school commute, and a magical Scottish 100-mile trip are among our favourite routes

August 2017

  • A father and daughter look at land-record-speed breaking cars at the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, Hampshire, UK>

    Take the kids to …
    Take the kids to … National Motor Museum, Beaulieu

    From Del Boy’s three-wheeler and Harry Potter’s Flying Ford Anglia to crazy Top Gear contraptions, this museum in the New Forest has tankfuls of va-va-voom

May 2017

  • Winchester Cathedral, Hampshire, England, UK - with people relaxing in the park

    UK city walks
    Winchester wander: a stroll through England’s ancient past

    One of Europe’s largest cathedrals, beguiling old buildings and reminders of a mythical past all feature in this walk around King Alfred’s capital

November 2016

  • Forest Holidays, Blackwood, Hampshire

    Down to the woods … a family break in a forest cabin

    How can Kirsty Pope persuade her mud-averse husband to go on a forest activity break in winter? By staying in a luxury Forestry Commission cabin where you can observe the nature from your sofa

July 2016

  • Vistors on a train ride at Peppa Pig World, Paultons Park, Southampton, UK.

    Take the kids to …
    Take the kids to … Paultons Family Theme Park

    Tripadvisor has crowned the home of Peppa Pig World as the UK’s best amusement park but it’s the mix of nature, wildlife and attractions – including its new ‘Lost Kingdom’ – that makes it such a hit

January 2016

  • Beeches and farmland near Watership Down.

    Country diary
    Ephemeral water of the down

    Country Diary: Watership Down, Hampshire That a stream of glycerine-clear water should be there where before there was none is the epitome of nature at its most tantalisingly transient.

February 2015

  • The Black Hole B&B, Winchester

    British boltholes
    The Black Hole B&B, Winchester, Hampshire: hotel review

    This new 10-room B&B rises above its jokey prison theme and is actually a rather stylish bolthole – and the ‘cells’ are comfortable

January 2015

  • Queen Elizabeth Country Park.

    20 great country walks
    Great country walks: the South Downs, Hampshire

    Idyllic countryside, medieval wall paintings and a pub where it would be rude not to stop

November 2014

  • EURASIAN COLLARED DOVES

    Country diary
    50 years ago: Two turtle doves from the Levant

    Originally published in the Guardian on 20 November 1964: I was lucky today in seeing two specimens of the Syrian turtle dove on the Petersfield-Winchester road

October 2014

  • Puma swimming beneath log at Wildlife Heritage Foundation, Ashford, Kent.

    Country diary
    50 years ago: Mystery puma stimulates Petersfield

    Originally published in the Guardian on 30 October 1964
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