Winning Moves New Forest Monopoly Board Game, Pick up a Chance or a Community Chest, watch out for taxes, jail and bankruptcy and trade your way to success, makes a great gift for players aged 8 plus

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It’s a board for the ages – the past and the present – and features the great and the good of the New Forest.”

And in their place? A pony (replacing the Scottie dog), walking boots (rather than the plain boot) and several others which the public will decide on.

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Carol Seymore, from Go New Forest and other local business representatives offered the new regional edition of Monopoly (Image: Newsquest)

INCLUDES 6 METAL TOKENS: choose from tokens including the pig, bike and boots, and tour recognisable spaces, like Sway Tower, Sandy Balls and Furzey Gardens Move your pony token from the Bolderwoodsquare to the Rufus Stone square… you have the chance to make a voteto suggest the landmarks, customised cardsand four of the tokensto feature in the game! We are one of 30+ New Forest organisations to ‘Pass GO’ in the MONOPOLY: New Forest Edition game. This New Forest version of the world’s most popular board game features “the great and good” of the region - from the National Park, to Rufus Stone, to Bolton’s Bench .. and many more, including the New Forest Basics Bank!

The game was being formally launched this morning at the Balmer Lawn Hotel, at exactly the same time as it hit the shops. The invitation] came in about a year ago and like so many people, we did wonder whether it was legitimate. National Park volunteers spent a day planting hawthorn, hazel, rowan, birch and oak along the hedge line with stakes and protectors to help them grow and protect them from rabbits. The ‘streets’ have been themed in genres, from heritage to tourism, hotels to shopping, business to travel. The visitor welcome film, led by the New Forest National Park Authority with Forestry England and Go New Forest, the official Destination Management Organisation for the New Forest, encourages visitors and locals to help look after the landscape, buy local and get around car-free.