The Dog and Crook

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List of Best Restaurants in Eastleigh

Special Thai Restaurant
Artisan Meze and Wine Bar
La Fenice
East Avenue
Dog and Crook
Jewels
Prezzo - Eastleigh
Masala Lounge
Saffron
Badi Mirchi

History Walk No 6 to Woodcroft Cottage

History Walk No 6 to Woodcroft Cottage
March 2014


Leaving the centre car park we turned right on to St Vigor Way and then left into Upper Moors Road, crossing the road by the school we continued down Upper Moors Rd. This part of Upper Moors used to be part the main route to Eastleigh from the village. It is now blocked off at the junction with Church Lane and is considerably narrower than when the buses used to use it. The number 41 bus used to go up Upper Moors, right into Spring Lane and on to the Main Rd, there; they would reverse, go back into Spring lane, wait for 5 minutes, and return to Eastleigh the way they had come.
The Avenue of Lime trees leadings toward Brambridge House dates back to the 16th century. The recent storms caused several branches to fall but still they stand.

Where Upper moors Road meets Church Lane the area was known as Nurses Corner. The district nurse used to live in on of the cottages on the right going into Church Lane. This cottage and its twin were built in the 1930’s, replacing the thatched cottages that stood there. Like a lot of houses in the village The Nurses Cottage has a well, it is now in the middle of a patio built this year . Water from the grounds are drained to the well and the stream which runs down from the roundabout on the Main Rd, feeding into the Ponds. The stream is looked after by the Environment Agency.

Crossing over the road we looked right towards the Dog and Crook, part of which dates from 1790, and progressed across the lay by and into the old carriage way of Brambridge Lodge, This is now now part of the garden of Alderley Lodge, the home of John Lowery, who kindly gave us permission to use it. The Iron gates are the original ones, as we walked up the slope there was a different view towards Brambridge House. At the top of the Carridge Way we exited by the back gate and turned straight into the back gate of Woodcroft Cottage.

We were greeted by Cecily and Peter Sutton and their dog, who was very pleased to see so many visitors.

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