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BRUSHER MILLS (1838-1905) THE FAMOUS NEW FOREST SNAKE CATCHER, lived in a "Clotten Hut" in Gritnam Wood, sold snakes to The London Zoo and produced an ointment containing adder fat. His name is thought to derive from his job of sweeping Lyndhurst Cricket Pitch or the frozen Foxlease Pond. Buried in St Nicholas's Churchyard, Brockenhurst, he died of a broken heart after he was refused the land rights to his forest home. POST CARD Produced by The Delpool Picture Library (0202) 743953& Treasures of the New Forest Printed by Dolphin Printers (Poole) Dorset NF-1 Treasures of The New Forest 1988,Beard,People in nature,Hat,Sunglasses,Art,Sun hat,Painting