New Forest Pony Gallery
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Featured New Forest Pony Print
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ENGLAND Hampshire The New Forest Ogdens Purlieu a fertile valley near Ogden Village. New Forest ponies grazing beside a river amongst the purple heather in the heart of the fertile valley
© Paul Seheult eye ubiquitous / hutchison
Animals Mammals, Dominant Green, Fauna, Flora And, Flora And Fauna, Geography, Landscape, Leisure Activities, Region Europe Western, Travel
Featured New Forest Pony Print
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ENGLAND Hampshire The New Forest Ogdens Purlieu a fertile valley near Ogden Village. Single New Forest pony grazing amongst the bracken and purple heather in the heart of the fertile valley
© Paul Seheult eye ubiquitous / hutchison
Animals Mammals, Dominant Green, Fauna, Flora And, Flora And Fauna, Geography, Landscape, Leisure Activities, Region Europe Western, Travel
Featured New Forest Pony Print
New Forest Pannage
Domestic pigs roam the roadside near Burley, Hampshire, as they take part in Pannage, or 'Common of mast', where the animals are allowed to wander in the New Forest during a set time in the Autumn to feast on the acorns that have fallen, which in large quantities are dangerous for the ponies and cattle. The Forestry Commission has confirmed that pannage has been extended from November 12 past the usual 60 days, until Sunday December 17, because of the abundance of acorns this year
© PA Archive/PA Images
