Odiham's picturesque High Street - Odiham is said by many to be one of the most attractive villages in Hampshire, with many of its Georgian or earlier houses still surviving. The medieval street plan and some buildings have remained unchanged for hundreds of years, the area is now a designated conservation area.                         Photo: David Packman

One of the many beautiful timber framed houses in Odiham.                               Photo: David Packman

International Fleet Review. Click on the image for more photographs from the review.                     Photo: David Packman

Steam engines large and small. The rally organised by the Eastleigh Vintage Machinery Preservation Sociey is held every year in memory of Bill Targett a much respected member of the society. Bill who died of cancer was well known in steam circles, from steam rollers to steam ships, all the monies raised will once again go to support the Wessex Cancer Trust.

Photo: David Packman

Photo: David Packman

Nearly a century ago the Comma butterfly was very much a rarity in Britain, but today it's common throughout most of England and Wales and heading north.                                 Photo: David Packman

Rhododendrons in all their glory near Bolderwood. At the beginning of March the New Forest became the UK's newest and smallest National Park. The ancient hunting grounds have become the first new national park for 50 years. The statutory purposes of a National Park are to conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the area, and to promote opportunities for the enjoyment and understanding of the special qualities of the Park by the public.

Photo: David Packman

New Forest - A proud mum with her young offspring.                                                                   Photo: David Packman

New Forest - I'm sure there's a photographer out there, fallow deer near Bolderwood.                     Photo: David Packman

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