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Hum Hole

Hampshire

A SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL WOOD

Size:

2.49 ha (6.15 acres)

Grid reference:

SU449132

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A little forest, peaceful and quiet. A lovely place to walk a dog.

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