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Brambridge Walk

March 30, 2014 By Janet Williams 2 Comments

Where in Eastleigh do you need to jump over a stream so you can see an emu?

We went to Brambridge for a leisure walk this afternoon. We should have worn our wellies.

We walked along the path between the Itchen River and on the other side, the Itchen canal. It was a narrow path. The water was spilling the path everywhere.

On the other side of the canal, there were a few emus, some sheep, and a few – alpacas (we think). A freight train went past at about 3pm.

Brambridge is only 10 minutes away from Chandler’s Ford by car.

We visited Brambridge Park Garden Centre after the walk. My son and I rewarded ourselves with ice-cream.

Emus

Ducks
Train and Emus at Brambridge

Collin

High jump in Bambridge
My neighbour Nigel did a magnificent jump.

Afternoon walk in Brambridge without wellies

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