150 images from A Walk around Lymington

150 images from a walk around the lovely town of Lymington - from the top of the High St to the Quay and back. How many do you recognise?

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Lymington is a charming Georgian market town on the edge of the New Forest in Hampshire, England, and it offers visitors a delightful blend of maritime heritage, natural beauty, and historic character.
The town sits at the mouth of the Lymington River on the Solent, making it a haven for sailing enthusiasts. Its bustling marina and yacht haven are filled with boats of all sizes, and the town has a strong sailing culture that dates back centuries. The Saturday market, which has been running for over 800 years, brings the High Street to life with local produce, crafts, and traditional market atmosphere.
One of Lymington's greatest assets is its proximity to the New Forest National, where New Forest ponies roam freely. The forest offers endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and wildlife spotting, with its mix of heathland, ancient trees, and picturesque villages.
Lymington's Georgian architecture creates an elegant streetscape, particularly along the High Street with its independent shops, galleries, and traditional pubs. St. Barbe Museum and Art Gallery showcases local history and regularly hosts exhibitions featuring regional artists.
For those interested in island hopping, Lymington serves as the gateway to the Isle of Wight, with regular ferry services from the town's quay. The 30 minute ferry journey offers beautiful views across the Solent.
The surrounding area includes the Lymington-Keyhaven Nature Reserve, perfect for birdwatching and coastal walks, while the nearby village of Beaulieu houses the famous National Motor Museum and the historic Beaulieu Abbey.
Whether you're drawn by the sailing culture, the forest walks, the Georgian charm, or simply the peaceful atmosphere of a traditional English market town, Lymington offers a refreshing escape with easy access to both countryside and coast.