WALKS IN HAMPSHIRE at EAST MEON & THE SOURCE OF THE RIVER MEON. (SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK). [4K]

[@melissaphillips3088]

What lovely cottages. It looks so calm there.Meon is beautiful and the Bottle cottage is gorgeous. Just a pretty area.Thanks Dave and Logan.👏🏻☀️

[@DaveFord]

The River Meon is one of my favourite "Hampshire chalk streams".

[@melissaphillips3088]

@@DaveFord I can see why Dave . ☀️

[@davidthorpe516]

A great walk, and wonderfully narrated. Thank you.

[@DaveFord]

Thank you David & indeed thanks for watching.

[@colindowkes7061]

Very scenic and full of interesting information ,as usual. Thank you.

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Colin, glad you enjoyed it. Cheers. Dave.

[@wiseowl6354]

Another lovely video Logan and of course Dave. Thank you. ❤️

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@SheDigsLife]

Thank you for sharing your walk with us ♥

[@DaveFord]

Thanks and indeed thank you for watching. :)

[@lionelmarytravels6003]

You’ve beaten us to East Meon. We covered it today. I’ve been waiting for the better weather when the daffodils grace the banks of the church. Mine was more of a personal trip, having lived there in the early ‘50s. Nothing changes very much in the village, mainly because most of the houses are listed.
You got further out around the area, so it was nice to see things from a different perspective.
We had lunch in the Izaac Walton and as you say it was originally called the New Inn.
Our video will be out in a few days time.

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Lionel. Look forward to seeing your video. The snowdrops that were in a private field (visible over the fence) to the West of the footpath that goes behind the church were amazing.

[@insertname9916]

Another fantastic video Mr Logan. Entertaining, informative and captured the beauty of rural Hampshire. I hope your mate Dave gave you a few pork scratchings at the pub! Looking forward to the marvels of spring. Thank you both.

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Yes indeed, Logan enjoyed some light refreshments!

[@merietgenealogy]

Great video, fantastic cottages & church. The birth place of my paternal greatgrandparents on my grandmothers side, William Millard (1865) & Sarah Heberden (1869) who lived at Old Alresford after marrying in 1889.

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Lovely that you have a family connection with such a pretty village.

[@thewaythingsare8158]

definitely will do this one - once it stops raining this summer ! Cheers + woof 🐝🐞🪲🍀🥬🌲🌳⛪🌈

[@DaveFord]

I hope that you have great weather when you do your walk. Thanks for watching.

[@thesolitarycyclist9005]

Looking forward to seeing the Muddy Dog Chsllenge, Dave! Best Wishes John

[@DaveFord]

We had to postpone our Muddy Dog Challenge until 2023 as it turned out that Fiver was competing in an obedience show that day. Still, at least we have got plenty of time to practice now!

[@drewski363]

Thanks for the great video Dave. Fascinating and informative stuff; beautiful images.

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Andy. It is such a pretty village, for sure.

[@jeanblemings5352]

Thanks for another interesting and beautiful video. Logan looked very hang dog at being accused of unruliness in the church! I wonder if Halnaker Lane has any connection at all with Halnaker Mill in Sussex? Does Fiver get separate walks from Logan? I look forward to the Muddy Dog video should you ever film and release it!!

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Jean. Fiver & Logan usually have their walk together but I think I will always stick to having one on a "video walk" .... I would definitely need both hands free with both of them!