Wow, it's been a few months since I last wrote a blog. Everyday life has taken over, with work, studying, having a cyst and now an infected hand. I have missed doing this, so I will make time to do my blog more regularly.
In July, I stayed on holiday alone for a few days in Ringwood—a lovely little hut. Before I could check in, I decided to go to a nature reserve as it was on the way.
The Nature Reserve is called Blashford Lakes, and here are the photos.
After exploring the Nature Reserve, I checked into my beautiful accommodation, which had plenty of wildlife hanging around, especially this butterfly, which was constantly close to me.
Friday, I decided to do the New Forest Open Tour Bus. I started on the Red Route, getting on at Ringwood and getting off at Burley, as I wanted to catch the Blue Bus to Barton-on-sea. While I was waiting, I couldn't miss capturing the following.
I returned to the bus stop, caught the Bus for the blue route, and led to Barton-on-Sea. I was capturing this while on the Bus.
When I arrived in Barton, I went to the cafe, had a bite to eat, and was entertained by these lovelies.
After a bite to eat, I decided to walk along the seafront.
And back to the bus stop. While waiting for the Bus, I brought myself an ice cream. I got on the Blue bus back to Burley and then the Red bus back to Ringwood, capturing this from the Bus.
Then, I headed back to the hut for the night.
The next day (Saturday), I drove to Hengistbury Head for the morning before the weather worsened. I walked to Mudeford, visiting a hide along the way. It was pretty windy, so I spent most of my time down the bottom to avoid being swept away.
When the rain started, I headed back to the car and drove to Ringwood Town Centre to have a look around and a bite to eat, then headed back to the hut and spent the afternoon and evening reading, chilling out and sleeping.
Sunday was home time, so I drove home via the New Forest. I went back to Burley to buy sweets for the family and then decided to move and stop in the parking areas along the stretch of road to get out and walk to experience the forest.
After I done the stretch of road, I headed to Brockenhurst, the final destination, before heading home. It was a wonderful and joyous solo holiday.
Here is the last section of the holiday photos.
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