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	Discover Andover - Local information from Hampshire Country Council.
	Amport On-line - Sites of interest around the north Hampshire parishes of Amport, Monxton, Grateley and Quarley.
	Glajd UK - Coach tours to see vintage museums, special collections including steam traction, tractors and mechanical organs. Site features events and pictures.
	The Hawk Conservancy - A look at its history, work, and some of the rare and endangered raptors being bred in captivity as an aid to global conservation.
	Museum of Army Flying - Visitor information, events and on-line shop for this attraction at Middle Wallop.

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