Portsdown Hill 2nd December 2006

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Savoy Buildings, Fareham, a fine example of Art Deco architecture	Fareham's busy West Street, the main shopping thoroughfare with Fareham Shopping Centre on the left	Fareham Civic Centre, by far the tallest building in the town	Fareham Shopping Centre and library	Looking over the library from the Multi-storey car park next toi it	The roof of the shopping centre
Roof of the shopping centre	Roof of the shopping centre	Roof of the shopping centre	More rooftop views	The Brass Monkey pub, West Street, Fareham	A very popular traditional baker's shop in Fareham. Unfortunately, independent bakers are very rare nowadays thanks to the likes of Greggs.
Wallington River, viewed from the Wallington roundabout in Fareham	Wallington River with the A27 bridge and immediately behind it, the viaduct carrying the main railway between Portsmouth and Fareham.	Part of Fort Wallington. Unfortunately, much of it has gone to make way for an industrial estate, but parts of it still remain.	Fort Wallingon industrial park	Motorway views from the edge of the Fort Wallington industrial estate	Now on the Northern side of the M27 near Junction 11.
Farmland north of the M27	Looking down towards Fareham from the Western end of Portsdown Hill	Views North	Looking towards Fort Nelson, probably the best preserved of the line of Forts that stand over Portsmouth to protect against an invasion from the North.	The edge of Fort Nelson. In the background is the Nelson Monument	Nelson's Monument, near Fort Nelson.

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