Geocaching in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK

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It's been quite hot today so we took a ride to the New Forest well known for its heathland, forest trails and native horses, ponies and donkeys. It covers parts of Wiltshire, Dorset and Hampshire. I only have a few days left before I head home so I wanted to make the most of it.

Sadly, there wasn't many ponies about. Most of them were taking shade under the trees from the hot sun.

After having a picnic near the river we decided to take the dog for a walk to find a nearby geocache.

Thankfully, it was only about 300 metres away. It was far too hot to walk far.

We navigated towards the geocache and found it quite easily behind a branch at the bottom of the tree trunk.

We signed and dated it and replaced it for the next finder.

The pooch had a celebratory swim in the river. A lot of it had dried up because of the hot weather.

We then returned to our picnic spot to soak up a bit more of the sun.

Photos by ellenripley@ellenripley - Julie S. All rights reserved.

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