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Hampshire & Isle of Wight: Your Friday Snapshot

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Catch up on the latest happenings in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight with our Friday Snapshot. Get a quick overview of the week’s top stories, events, and updates from the region.

*This family of fallow deer were spotted in Lyndhurst by BBC Weather Watcher Hang Ross*

*I wonder if BBC Weather Watcher fiona blew and made a wish for the rain to stop when they took this picture in Mottistone on the Isle of Wight?*

*Wow. Just wow. BBC Weather Watcher Hang Ross has outdone themselves with this stunning image of the New Forest near Ringwood*

*Beautiful flowering water lilies captured by BBC Weather Watcher Valwyn in Northwood on the Isle of Wight.*

*How long will this beach weather last we wonder… BBC Weather Watcher Sheila caught some in Totland Bay on the Isle of Wight*

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