There's famous saying that when the tide goes out you can see who's not wearing shorts, or words to that effect. In the case of this fore shore adjacent Hamble Common LW springs reveal several large stones which are probably the remains of St Andrew's castle which was built for Henry VIII after previous villagers had taken away the good stones to build a wall in Well Lane
Winter storms and big tides have also washed up some interesting debris along the fore shore.
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