What is recorded here
Bramshaw Telegraph is a low hill in the New Forest, Hampshire, with an elevation of approximately 130 metres. It is named after a telegraph station once located there, which was part of the military communications network during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Photo: Barry Deakin · CC BY-SA 2.0