By Tim Lambert
Botley is a charming village in Hampshire. It has a long history stretching back 1,500 years and it is still thriving. Here are some pictures I took of the village.
The River Hamble in Botley
Mill Hill in Botley
Botley Mills
Winchester Street in Botley
A Memorial to the journalist and writer William Cobbett
Botley Market House
The Dolphin, Botley
The Bugle, Botley
The Parish Quay, Botley
A peaceful spot in Botley
Lovers Lane in Botley
A bridge in Botley
There is a stream in Botley called Pudbrook, with parkland next to it.
The War Memorial in Botley
All Saints Church, Botley
An old drinking trough by Botley Railway Station
Curbridge was once quern bridge (a quern was used to grind grain to flour)—no idea why it had that odd name.
A charming half-timbered building near Curbridge. It looks as if it’s about to fall over!