A few miles off the south coast the Isle of Wight is a step back in time; a place loved by Queen Victoria who lived at Osborne House. For its size the population is quite large, but most reside on the eastern side around Ryde and Newport. Sandown and Shanklin are the holiday destinations, but in the west the coastal scenery is at its most impressive.

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Bembridge Windmill

 

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Brighstone

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Calbourne
Winkle Street

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Freshwater Bay

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Freshwater church

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Whippingham
St. Mildred's Church

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Hanover Point

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Newport Harbour

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St Catherine's Point

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Shalfleet Quay

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Whippingham
St. Mildred's Church

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Steephill Cove

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Shanklin Old Village

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Bouldnor Forest

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Mottistone Manor
(non-commercial)

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Shorwell

IOW26 Shorwell St Peter's Church

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Shorwell
St Peter's Church

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Yarmouth
St James' Church

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The Needles

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Yarmouth
St James' Church

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The Needles

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Totland Bay

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The Needles

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The Needles

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Shalfleet
St Michael's Church

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East Cowes
River Medina

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Shalfleet Quay

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Cowes Yacht Haven

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Mottistone Manor
(non-commercial)

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Shalfleet Quay

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Colwell Bay

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Mottistone church