In the summer this is a nice place to have a walk through the woods and then onto the beach. Plenty…read moreof birds around and deer to see. The beach is quite quiet normally so you are not disturbed too much. Wheelchair access is possible as they have a wooden runway going through the woods and if you get a pass, you can drive most of the way down. There is a steep bit for about 12' if you want to get on the beach with the wheelchair.

For a bird watcher an excellent site. Datford Warblers. Spoonbills etc. However much more than…read morethis. Sika deer in the woods, beaches, heathland. Spent many days here during a recent coastal holiday. One of the best reserves I have ever been in.

This is a review of Gaunts House as a venue (and not of any event/session taking place there)…read more Beautiful and well-maintained grounds. The property itself, built in the 18th century, is more or less well maintained. Rooms are comfy but extremely basic - event participants can stay in single or twin rooms with private bathrooms; shared rooms with communal showers and loos; camp; or stay in their RV's. The food is vegetarian, and overall pretty good - ranging from mediocre (especially in days when it's mainly tinned foods) to quite tasty - certainly above average for the spiritual, yoga of 'New Age' retreats that take place there. Except for camping, prices are exceptionally steep, but they support the philanthropic work of Sir Richard Glyn. The kitchen staff are mainly volunteers; they talk enthusiastically about the works that go on at the RG Foundation, so why should we complain?

Recently supported by attending a Military Themed Burlesque Event hosted by Veronique & The Vixens…read moreat The R.M.A. Tavern, Eastney. It was an all day Event, day How to achieve the 'vintage look', phot shot & afternoon tea, evening The Burlesque Show, supported by Toytown & Gloria Miller, raffle. Good fun, entertaining.

The Stars are due to the cards, lovely selection & at a price of 49 - 89 pence, you most definitely…read morecannot complain. In fact I got a couple at 19 pence! Not a large stock of items. Situated opposite the Junction Pub, near the traffic lights coming from the Crossways

History buffs will really enjoy Salisbury Cathedral, as it's old. I mean really old. It actually…read morehas the oldest working clock in the world, and humble ownership of the tallest spire in the UK. I liked the grounds surrounding the cathedral, with loads of space to ruminate about the cosmos, religion and art. I was surprised to see some modern sculptures here, which fitted in perfectly with the light from the massive stained glass windows. If architecture, history and religion are your thing (or even just two of those), I think you'll find something to like. You don't even have to pay to get in.

For a dude that loves classic medieval architecture getting to see this Abby was wonderful. It is…read moresimply divine. I wish we have something this awesome in America, but alas, we aren't old enough.

Recently found out about this new social group that has started in Winchester. They have loads of…read moreevents coming up on their calendar which look really fun and interesting; a bit of something for everybody! I went along to my first event today. I was nervous about going on my own but they made me very comfortable straight away, they are a very friendly and welcoming group. I'm going to book on to some more events with them now and I'm looking forward to them already! Definitely recommend this club.

Great Mencap Karaoke night. Thanks everyone. Was a great succes…read more Bernie

Great cause, friendly shop, good selection of stuff here. One of my favourite charity shops in…read moreSouthsea.