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                <title>Beaulieu Motor Museum</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[It's not just the home of the National Motor Museum. The place also has a walled garden, a palace house and a ruined abbey. Alongside the ruins is the active parish church. There is a beautiful footpath that runs between the lake at the palace house and the monorail station at the motor museum. <br><br>Oh yes, and a bunch of cars. Some really old ones, and some sporty ones, and some two wheelers (i.e. motorcycles), and some movie ones (James Bond cars!), and firetrucks, and old buses, and...well there's a lot. I think most of them are in running order, too. You can take a ride in an original London double-decker! Its exhaust stinks: do they use yesterday's fish batter oil to run the thing!?<br><br>The palace is a large mansion, some of which is open to poke around. The guides are very knowledgeable and helpful. The lord and lady still live in the place. Sometimes, you can sneak a look at their private apartments. In spring, the gardens and paths are awash with daffodils!<br><br>If you gift-aid your admission, then you get free re-entry to the motor museum (but not the rest of the place - although that is discounted).]]></description>
                
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                <title>Finkley Down Farm Park</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Finkley is, well, a farm and a park! There are lots of animals that you can feed, like llamas, ducks, geese, goats and, if you dare, bulls. Then there are the large play areas: a pedal cart track, old tractors to climb all over, a bunch of trampolines, a very large slide, a climbing fort or two and an infants' play area.<br><br>At regular times through the day there are feedings and handling sessions, for example, to sit and hold bunnies, and to groom the horses. There is a large collection of gypsy wagons to see, too.<br><br>There is a cafe on site with both indoor and outdoor seating.  Just watch out for the roaming peacocks who like to steal your chips! Admission is reasonably priced for such a lot of things to do.]]></description>
                
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                <title>St.Catherine's Hill and Mizmaze</title>
                
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