WALKS IN HAMPSHIRE at TITCHFIELD

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.

Information Sources: Wikipedia, Historic England & British History Online.


Map courtesy of Google Maps.
Aerial pictures courtesy of Google Maps.
OS Maps. Media License.
Music from the Youtube Audio library.
Historic Maps NLS Maps 'Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland'  https://maps.nls.uk/index.html

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I use a GOPRO HERO 7 Black Action Camera (and a Gimbal) together with a Canon SX 400IS.