Walking From Swanwick To Warsash VII
The Nature Preserve On The Hamble River Is A Great Place To Walk
On our walk back to Swanwick from Warsash the tide has come in, and the view of the salt marshes and boats is quite different as you will see. Also several more houses to make you drool.
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Post a CommentThis is the kind of stuff my husband likes ;>
Sure, I'll take any of those houses.
Nice walk, Tony. I love walking by water. ;)
Excellent photos.
Fantastic. I enjoyed the visit along the lake / river
Beautiful shots, Tony. That "dream house" looks special!
We can dream with you!
Ok, I'm going backwards, but these are beautiful pics! I would definitely love that home!
Slide 7 is SO cool!
If the content of several of these photos looks familiar, these were taken on the return leg of our walk, when the tide had come in, and the view was rather different, comparing the photos. I hope everyone enjoyed the trip.