Lyndhurst pubs
Location: Almost opposite the parish church, at the top of Lyndhurst High Street
Postcode: SO43 7NF (for Sat Nav and Google Maps users)
Food: Yes - Bar and Grill
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: Yes
as it was in the 19th century
At the bar:
Flack's Double Drop
Peroni Nastro Azzurro Lager
Corona Lager
(All details as at May 2017)
Location: Mid-way along Lyndhurst High Street
Postcode: SO43 7BG (for Sat Nav and Google Maps users)
Food: Yes
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: No
a Lyndhurst street scene featuring the
Fox and Hounds and also, on the right,
the now defunct Volunteer Arms
At the bar:
Fuller’s London Pride
Gales HSB
Gales Seafarers
Amstel
Heineken
Peroni
Fuller’s Frontier
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Camden Brewery Gentleman’s Wit
Guinness
Fuller’s Organic Honeydew
Aspall’s Cyder
Cornish Orchard’s Gold
(All details as at March 2015)
Location: At the bottom end of Lyndhurst High Street
Postcode: SO43 7BE (for Sat Nav and Google Maps users)
Food: Yes, including all day availability on Saturdays and Sundays, and cream teas in season.
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: Yes
The Mailmans Arms and The Stag Hotel
At the bar:
Abbot Ale
Greene King IPA
Bolton's Bench Forest Bitter
Guinness
Stella Artois
Foster's
Staropramen Lager
Budweiser
Strongbow
Thatchers Gold Cider
(All details as at May 2017)
Location: At the bottom end of Lyndhurst High Street
Postcode: SO43 7BE (for Sat Nav and Google Maps users)
Food: Cream teas, and a full menu available all day from 12.00 noon.
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: Yes
during the great blizzard of 1908
At the bar:
Abbot Ale
Greene King IPA
Old Speckled Hen
Guinness
Stella Artois
San Miguel
Carlsberg
Peroni Nastro Azzurro Lager
Aspalls Suffolk Cider
Thatchers Gold Somerset Cider
(All details as at May 2017)
Location: Pikes Hill, off the A337 Cadnam road, 0.75 kilometres from Lyndhurst centre
Postcode: SO43 7AS
Food: 12.00 noon - 9.00 pm (9.30pm on Friday and Saturday)
Garden: Yes
Accommodation: No
At the bar:
Ringwood Fortyniner
Ringwood Best
Sharp’s Doom Bar
Sharp’s Pilsner
Guinness
Carling
San Miguel
Aspalls Suffolk Cider
Addlestones Cloudy Cider
Magners Original Irish Cider
Rekorderlig Dry Apple Cider
Thatchers Gold Somerset Cider
(All details as at May 2017)
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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)
Sika deer continue to engage in rutting behaviour, and will do so until December.
Pigs seek out the remains of the acorn crop.
Beech leaves are transformed into a magnificent mosaic of glorious reds and golds. Other deciduous trees, too, take on an autumnal cloak before their leaves fall.
Dragonflies can occasionally be seen on the wing on bright days early in the month.
December
Foxglove leaves survive the winter at ground level, and offer the prospect of colourful summer blooms to come.
Redwings and fieldfares, autumn and winter visitors, gorge on haws and holly berries.
Great grey shrikes and hen harriers hunt over the heaths and other open spaces.
Honeysuckle by the end of the month often shows welcome signs of new growth.
