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forest, England, United Kingdom
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  • Sadlers Mill, Romsey, Hampshire, England
    Romsey

    …on the edge of the New Forest (historically one of the great royal hunting grounds of England), and east of the church there is a hunting lodge that was used by King John in 1210 and is now a museum. Near Romsey is Broadlands estate, which once belonged to the…

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    …on the edge of the New Forest (historically one of the great royal hunting grounds of England), and east of the church there is a hunting lodge that was used by King John in 1210 and is now a museum. Near Romsey is Broadlands estate, which once belonged to the…

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