Pony grazing on a bowl barrow, Hatchet Moor, New Forest. The Bronze Age bowl barrows are the only other man-made features in this grid square (apart from the ground-level remains of the Second World War airfield). The majority of the barrows are not very conspicuous, and the barrow that this pony is standing on is not a tall one, but stands out on the flat and featureless heath. A dark green mossy kind of grass grows on the barrows and is not found elsewhere on the heath, making it stand out in colour as well.

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   + Bowl barrows
   + Brockenhurst
   + Grazing free roaming ponies in New Forest

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• Artist: Jim Champion
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• Original datetime: 2005-10-23
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