This is another video in my series “Walks in Hampshire” accompanied by my Whippet (Logan). In this episode I take a 5 mile circular route from Titchfield, Hampshire (a lovely village situated to the South of Fareham).
I start off with a mini exploration of Titchfield itself, discovering it's history (it was once a port even though now it is nearly 2 miles inland) and admiring it's pretty buildings & pubs as well as St Peters Church - possibly the oldest church in Hampshire - which has inside, the amazing Wriothesley Monument.
I then head out into the countryside following a path alongside an old disused canal that takes me South to the shore. Along the way I have super views of watermeadows to my left & the canal to my right.
At the shore, I cross the dyke that cuts off the Meon estuary to get to a bird viewing platform that gives me great views of Cormorants and Oystercatchers on the nature reserve.
After some fun on the beach, Logan & I head West along the Solent Way before going North back towards Titchfield through a mixture of woodlands and open fields.
Once again the weather was glorious for this enchanting walk.
Map courtesy of Google Maps.
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I use a GOPRO HERO 7 Black Action Camera (and a Gimbal) together with a Canon SX 400IS.
21 янв 2021
