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Peter Pond, Emsworth


Pretty grey and drizzly today, so we went to Emsworth for lunch. Afterwards my wife had a wander round the shops and I visited this pond, which straddles the border between Hampshire and West Sussex. An elderly couple had just finished putting food out for the ducks, so I hung about and grabbed a few photos.
The pond is privately owned and was designated a Site of Nature Conservation Importance (SNCI) in 1997.
Thirty-odd years ago we nearly bought a house next to this pond, but it was just out of our price range and would be even more so nowadays. Such a shame :-(
See the PiP for a close up of the ducks!
The pond is privately owned and was designated a Site of Nature Conservation Importance (SNCI) in 1997.
Thirty-odd years ago we nearly bought a house next to this pond, but it was just out of our price range and would be even more so nowadays. Such a shame :-(
See the PiP for a close up of the ducks!
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