Pony grazing at the gate to Hincheslea House, New Forest. Hincheslea is a pre-Domesday Book manor, listed in the Book as HINCELVESLEI. The name possibly derives from the Old English 'Hindcealfes leah' = 'hind calf (immature female red deer) wood/clearing'. The gate to the present day house at Hincheslea is seen here (with the gatehouse in the background).

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   + Grazing free roaming ponies in New Forest
   + Hincheslea Moor

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• Original datetime: 2006-04-03
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