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| Visited 24.11.12 For a ‘B’ road the B3404 sure is a busy one, which I guess isn’t surprising as it is one of the main roads into Winchester – which by the way is well worth a visit. The closest we could park was in front of some houses just over the bridge. Despite the rain it was only a 5 minute walk back up the road towards the nature reserve where the Barrows reside. (very posh school opposite!) As soon as you enter the reserve 3 Barrows are obvious – the other side of a barbed wire fence. The largest of the 3 Barrows is approx 1.8m high x 12m across. The next largest is approx 1.5m high x 10m across. The smallest being approx 1m high x 8m across. All 3 Barrows show clear signs of being dug into. On a nice day (not today) this would be a good place to visit – providing you can find somewhere to park of course! |
Posted by CARL 27th November 2012ce |
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