The New Forest Royal Forest and Its Ancient Common Rights
A historical overview of the New Forest detailing its royal ownership from William the Conqueror to modern times, the common rights of locals, including estovers turbary and gathering wild fruits, and the Forest’s administration by the Forest Verderers and Agisters at Swainmore Court. It notes legal protections, deer law, and the landscape’s sylvan moorlands and heath.
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Ts Conqueror
Henry VII
Elizabeth I
Charles I
Charlies
Britain
New Forest
Swainmore
Agisters
Ums Gate Feret
England
Holiday in the Saddle Through Pleasant Glades
Description of a scenic riding area where coarse grasses and dense holly and hawthorn create thickets amid open glades. The text portrays wandering on foot or riding the springy tracks as an ideal holiday activity in a forested, pleasant landscape.
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Ancient
Royal Forest
By Martin Thornhill