The New Forest

Great, great, GREAT! I love the realism of the Hengistbury Head! 

 wow. You are the king of rural. this is actually amazing work Dan, well done.

*dies*

This is an excellent CJ! I just started viewing this (read all 8 updates in 10 minutes and was amazed )

Cheers,
-Kristian

Best recreation I've seen yet

Looking great! One thing, I see a lot of those barriers on beaches but I don't know what their purpose is...

Plane-Crash12000: Aha, they are groynes, you see them on most beaches here. Wooden or concrete barrier built at right angles to a beach in order to block the movement of material along the beach by longshore drift. Groynes are usually successful in protecting individual beaches, but because they prevent beach material from passing along the coast they can mean that other beaches, starved of sand and shingle, are in danger of being eroded away by the waves. These areas are down-drift of the groyne. This happened, for example, at Barton-on-Sea in Hampshire, England, in the 1970s, following the construction of a large groyne at Bournemouth.