Ashurst pubs
Location: Lyndhurst Road, Ashurst - beside the A337 Lyndhurst Road, 1.5 kilometres north-east of the railway station
Postcode: SO40 7DU (for Sat Nav and Google Maps users)
Food: 12.00 noon - 9.00 pm
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: No
At the bar:
Ringwood Best
Ringwood Fortyniner
Sharp's Doom Bar
Hobgoblin
Flack's Double Drop
Guinness
Stowford Press Cider
Strongbow
Foster's
Beck’s Vier
Heineken
(All details as at May 2012)
Location: Lyndhurst Road, Ashurst - beside the A337 Lyndhurst Road, 0.5 kilometres from the railway station
Postcode: SO40 7AR (for Sat Nav and Google Maps users)
Food: From 12.00 noon every day
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: No
At the bar:
Ringwood Best
Ringwood Fortyniner
Abbot Ale
Sharp's Doom Bar
Guinness
Strongbow
Beck’s Vier
Foster's
(All details as at April 2013)
Location: Lyndhurst Road, Ashurst - beside the A337 Lyndhurst Road, adjacent to the railway station
Postcode: SO40 7AA (for Sat Nav and Google Maps users)
Food: Monday - Friday: 12.00 - 2.30 pm, 5.30 - 9.00 pm; Saturday: 12.00 - 9.00 pm; Sunday: 12.00 - 8.00 pm
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: No
as it was early in the 20th century
At the bar:
George Gale Spring Sprinter
Fuller’s London Pride
Fuller’s Honey Dew
Gales HSB
Guinness
Carlsberg
Veltins (Pilsner)
San Miguel
Foster's
Stowford Press Cider
(All details as at April 2013)
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Sadly, 58 animals were killed - 35 ponies, 13 cows, 8 donkeys and 2 sheep, whilst a further 32 were injured - 3 pigs, 9 donkeys, 11 cows and 9 ponies.
(Forty-three accidents occurred in daylight, 15 at twilight and 101 in the dark. Twenty-seven accidents were not reported by the driver involved).
Here's just one horrific example - Three donkeys killed in collision with van at notorious New Forest blackspot (Advertiser and Times)
Dragonflies and damselflies remain on the wing and so do butterflies, but in ever decreasing numbers.
Hen harriers and other autumn and winter visiting birds begin to arrive in the Forest.
New Forest fungi - mushrooms and toadstools increasingly appear in the woods.
Red deer start to noisily rut as stags roar songs of love across favoured heaths.
October
Ancient, unenclosed woodlands and broad-leaved inclosures increasingly take on colourful autumnal hues.
Grey squirrels frantically seek out and store acorns for use during the cold days of winter.
Fallow deer boisterously rut for two or three weeks around the middle of the month before the bucks leave the does and eventually re-form their own male-only 'buck herds'.
