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What's On in AugustWhat's On in August in the South East
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Racing at Royal Windsor Racecourse offers a fantastic atmosphere located on the banks of the River Thames! Windsor Racecourse's fashionable summertime Monday night race meetings are becoming star-studded occasions attended by many sporting, pop and television celebrities. Pimms and champagne are the order of the day and the Paddock Lawn with its romantic river frontage and stunning castle view becomes a massive garden part.
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Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway is a magical place in the New Forest National Park. The Gardens are a spectacular 200 acre (100 hectare) site, world-famous for the Rothschild Collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and rare trees and shrubs. This earthly paradise offers a riot of colour in spring, an oasis of tranquility in summer followed by a splendid show as the leaves change in the autumn. Discover Exbury’s hidden beauty and escape the cares of the world as you explore a myriad of pathways. Let the train take the strain on a 20 minute journey or ride a chauffeur driven buggy to tour the Gardens. Numerous events take place across the year at Exbury Gardens.
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Olympics Cycle Time Trials, Hampton Court Palace, Held on 1 August, the Time Trials will begin and end at historic Hampton Court Palace in south-west London, and will incorporate sections of Richmond, Kingston-upon-Thames and Surrey. Both events are held over a single lap, with the variations in the men’s and women’s courses reflecting the different distances. The event is one of two Road Cycling disciplines and involves competitors riding individually against the clock over a distance of 44km for men and 29km for women. Riders start at 90-second intervals and the one with the quickest time wins the gold medal. Members of the public can watch the races for free and do not need tickets to attend. The races will start on the driveway of the Palace and finish outside the grounds. The course passes through the London Borough of Richmond, the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey and Elmbridge Borough. Click here to view the route,
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Held on 1 August, the Time Trials will begin and end at historic Hampton Court Palace in south-west London, and will incorporate sections of Richmond, Kingston-upon-Thames and Surrey. Both events are held over a single lap, with the variations in the men’s and women’s courses reflecting the different distances. The event is one of two Road Cycling disciplines and involves competitors riding individually against the clock over a distance of 44km for men and 29km for women. Riders start at 90-second intervals and the one with the quickest time wins the gold medal. Members of the public can watch the races for free and do not need tickets to attend. The races will start on the driveway of the Palace and finish outside the grounds. The course passes through the London Borough of Richmond, the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey and Elmbridge Borough. 
