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Hurst

This attractive, scattered village is home to a Norman church, well endowed with monuments, and a row of fine 17th-century almshouses. The village bowling green is said to have been made for Charles II.

Just to the south lies Dinton Pastures Country Park, a large area of lakes, rivers, hedgerows and meadows rich in wildlife. Until the 1970s, this area was excavated for sand and gravel, but the former pits are now attractive lakes and ponds; one of them has been stocked for coarse fishing and the largest is set aside for canoeing and windsurfing.