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Burley Witchcraft 
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16: Witchcraft in Burley
MP3 - Duration: 2 mins 43 secs | Size 2.57 MB
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Play your PodVisit in the centre of the village of Burley where you'll see shop names like A Coven of Witches, Sourcerers’ Apprentice and The Black Cat Tea Rooms - so why all these signs of witchcraft in Burley?

And Burley isn't just known for its witchcraft - there is also a history of smuggling in this area - find out more with Smugglers in Burley (17).

WalkerTo visit the Iron Age hill fort at Castle Hill (18) walk towards Burley Street along the Ringwood Road and follow the signs to Castle Hill via Castle Hill Lane along the top of the hill. 

Castle Hill Lane also passes Burley Beacon (20) and you can walk further over to Church Moor (19).

 
Burley - location map
Ordnance Survey Explorer Map OL22 - Grid Reference SU 211 030
Crown Copyright Licence Number 100047802
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  • Car parking is available in the centre of Burley village.
  • There are pubs, restaurants and tea rooms as well as public toilet facilities available in Burley village.
  • Green Tips: Food and drink which is grown or produced in the New Forest is low on 'food miles' and helps the local economy.
  • Burley is on the New Forest Cycle Network - a cycle route runs along the top of the ridge from Castle Hill to Burley Beacon and down to the Village - using your bike saves pollution, eases conjestion and is good exercise.  Leave your car at home and use the New Forest Tour bus in summer.   
 
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