Lepe

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Lepe is a small coastal area and country park on the south coast of England, known for its shingle beach, views across the Solent, and historic D-Day embarkation remains.

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Lepe canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal area
country park
tourist destination
coastType shingle
country United Kingdom
hasDesignation country park
hasFeature D-Day embarkation remains
World War II structures
bird hides
café
car park
children’s play area
cliffs
coastal scenery
concrete slipways
military control buildings
picnic areas
pier remnants
saltmarsh
shingle beach
waymarked trails
woodland
hasViewOf Calshot
Fawley oil refinery
Isle of Wight
historicalPeriod World War II
historicalSignificance D-Day embarkation point for Allied forces
locatedIn England
Hampshire
New Forest district
South Coast of England
managedBy Hampshire County Council
near Beaulieu River
Exbury
New Forest National Park
overlooks The Solent
linked to: Solent
partOf Lepe Country Park
popularFor family visits
heritage tourism
school trips
region South East England
usedFor beach activities
birdwatching
nature observation
picnicking
recreation
walking
waterBody Solent

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